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THE STRANGENESS OF NOEL CARTON
By
WILLIAM CAINE
Noel Carton, driven to desperation by his vulgar little wife who, in buying his position, is forced to accept him with it, determines to bury himself in the writing of a novel, in the vain hope of forgetting. At the same time he elects to keep a secret journal. In his novel he subconsciously draws the portraits of the living people surrounding him.
How this novel becomes inextricably entangled with his own journal is the basis for this extraordinarily original story which leads to an astounding climax.
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The Night Horseman
A Tale of Wild-riding Herdsmen and Outlaws, and their Deeds of Daring and Deviltry
By
Max Brand
A well-known English critic said of The Untamed—"There are in it passages of extraordinary power—the whole conception is very bold." And no less bold nor less powerful is its sequel The Night Horseman. Once again we ride in company with "Whistlin' Dan," the fearless, silent, mysterious chap who shares the instincts of wild things, and once again we engage with him in his desperate adventures, hair-breadth escapes, and whirlwind triumphs. A novel thrilling in its reality, which will not be put down by lovers of exciting fiction.
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WITHOUT MERCY
BY
JOHN GOODWIN
Mrs. Garth, a genius of finance, a personage in the social world, and head of a great banking firm, is determined that her beautiful daughter shall not marry Sir Melmoth Craven, of the sinister Sternberg Syndicate. He, equally determined, and humiliated, plans revenge, not suspecting that Mrs. Garth, under another name, heads Gordon's, Ltd., a notorious and powerful money-lending establishment. A story full of thrilling situations and exciting incidents.
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The Door of the Unreal
By
Gerald Biss
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A story of the Werewolves, made wonderfully credible and told with great skill and feeling. This is far from being an ordinary detective novel. Mr. Biss is on brand new ground and will puzzle every reader till the mystery is at last solved by the right man—the mystery of the baffling murders on the Brighton road.
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