Lincoln
Hayes, New
York's most
eligible
bachelor,
has found in
a chapter of
the
centuries-old
Book of
Thoth, a
secret which
he believes
will enable
him to
discover a
priceless
Egyptian
formula.
But before
he can leave
for Egypt
the
manuscript
vanishes and
with it that
cryptic
Egyptian
gentleman,
Mohammed
Bey.
Involved
then with
sinister
underworld
forces,
functioning
with
Oriental
subtlety and
precision,
Hayes starts
his search.
In London,
fast on the
trail of
Mohammed Bey
and the
missing Book
of Thoth, he
meets
Hatasu,
beautiful
but
enigmatic,
the last of
a line which
counted
Cleopatra as
one of its
younger
members.
He learns
that the
lovely
Egyptian
girl and the
cult she
represents
are in some
way involved
with the
missing
manuscript,
and their
meeting
leads to
strange and
mysterious
results.
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Brood of the
Witch Queen
In this
novel the
author has
created a
character
out of Egypt
that has all
the sinister
power of
evil of the
Adepts. This
character is
Anthony
Ferrara,
slim,
red-lipped
and
repellently
effeminate.
When a
student at
Oxford,
Anthony with
his mummies,
his
mysterious
relics and
rooms
reeking with
the elusive
odors of a
joss house,
was barely
tolerated by
his fellow
classmates.
He was
equally
repellent to
the friends
of his
foster
father, a
distinguished
Egyptologist,
who had
adopted him
under
strangely
mysterious
circumstances.
But for
Myra, a
niece, and a
co-heir and
to other
women,
Ferrara
possessed a
fascinating
attraction.
The action
of the story
moves
smoothly yet
fearfully to
a dramatic
solution in
which
Anglo-Saxon
wit and
daring
conquers the
sinister
power of the
East through
fighting it
with its own
weapons. A
startling,
weird and
gripping
story.
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Dope
Do you know
the kind of
life the
drug fiend
lives?
Have you
ever
imagined
what it must
be like to
be a slave
to Chandu --
the days of
fierce
craving, the
ecstatic
moment of
fantastic
dreams and
exaltation
and
afterward
the black
despair
which only
more drugs
can relieve?
Sax Rohmer
paints an
unforgettable
picture of
this life in
his story --
"Dope" which
is based
upon actual
conditions
as they
existed in
London.
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Dream
Detective,
The
Morris Klaw,
whose
powerful and
unique
personality
pervade the
entire
volume, and
whose
intuition
for the
solving of
queer
problems and
crimes
frequently
causes
Scotland
Yard to
appeal to
him for aid,
is a
character as
unusual as
the
well-known
Sherlock
Holmes, and
perhaps more
human in
some ways,
although his
powers are
apparently
almost
supernatural
in others
...
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Green Eyes
of Bast, The
Who was the
woman with
the strange
green
catlike
eyes?
Was she
really
half-woman
and half-cat
-- the
ancient
Egyptian
goddess Bast
-- or was
she just a
clever
criminal.
That is what
John Addison
tries to
find out as
he
investigates
weird
murders and
lives
through
strange
experiences.
He suspects
that the
mysterious
Doctor
Greefe holds
the key to
the secret
of it all --
but the
Doctor is
more than a
match for
him.
Never has
Sax Rohmer
written a
mystery
novel that
is more
spine
chilling
than this
tale of an
ancient
power of
evil that
lived today.
A fantasy
novel of
"...ancient
magic at
work in
modern
times.".
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Grey Face
The horrible
grey face.
It appeared
in
Limehouse;
it appeared
in Soho, and
in the most
fashionable
quarters of
London, and
one night a
woman dies
in an evil
district
gasping "The
Grey Face --
The Grey
Face." While
Douglas
Carey is
trying to
clear up a
gigantic
plot, the
face appears
to him and
his reason
totters. The
girl he
loves begins
to mistrust
him and
accuses him
of horrible
deeds. The
Grey Face
appears to
her and she
joins with
her lover in
an attempt
to solve the
sinister
mystery. The
climax is
tremendous,
incident
having
followed
upon
incident
with such
rapidity,
that the
expose of
the whole
fabric is
exceptionally
dramatic. A
hair raising
mystery
story.
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Moon of
Madness
Major O'Shea
has come to
Madeira on
board a
German liner
following a
certain
ruthless
character,
when into
his
calculations
comes
hurtling the
unexpected
in the form
of romance.
A willful
visit aboard
the liner by
Nanette, who
is visiting
Madeira with
her parents,
brings the
pair
together.
The girl
immediately
falls in
love with
the debonair
and dashing
young man
whose
mission is
such a deep
secret.
O'Shea,
knowing the
desperateness
of the
situation,
repels the
sentiment
which he
himself
feels for
the girl.
Thus it is
that they
enter the
lists
against the
devilish
plots of a
gang bent on
destroying
the Empire
and thus it
is that the
devil-may-care
young
Irishman
comes to
have a
heartier
respect for
the
abilities of
a flapper
who at first
seems to
think of
nothing more
serious than
to swim out
to a liner
for a glass
of beer.
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Quest of the
Sacred
Slipper, The
The Sacred
Slipper of
the Prophet
Mohammed,
stolen from
Mecca and
taken to
England to
be placed in
the London
Museum,
started a
train of
awesome
happenings
that baffled
the wits of
Scotland
Yard and
struck
terror to
all men.
Hassan of
Aleppo was
the guardian
of the
Sacred
Relics of
Mohammed,
and in
pursuit of
the stolen
slipper, he
brought with
him to
London some
of his
servants,
who were
fiends in
the shape of
dwarfish
men,
possessing
uncanny and
terrible
skill while
under the
influence of
a drug, and
with but one
passion --
the passion
to kill.
The
maelstrom of
deviltry
into which
these
ghastly
creatures
plunged all
who came in
contact with
the Sacred
Slipper, the
diabolical
arts
employed by
Hassan of
Aleppo,
himself, a
stately and
gentle-looking
old man
until one
saw his
velvet eyes
blaze with
passionate
fury;
and the
complication
caused by
the
cleverest
crook in
America,
Earl Dexter,
who was
determined
that the
Museum
should be
relieved of
the slipper.
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She Who
Sleeps
Who is she
-- she who
sleeps?
The secret
papyrus said
she was the
Princess
Zalithea put
to sleep by
a princess
known to the
Egyptian
magi of old
--
slumbering
through
ages,
waiting to
be awakened.
Incredible
story!
Yet Danzibar
vouched for
the papyrus
-- and Mr.
Cumberland,
famous
student of
Egypt,
decided to
take an
expedition
to Egypt to
find her.
But young
Barry
Cumberland
could have
sworn he had
seen her --
the same
Egyptian
princess
whose
picture was
on
Danzibar's
papyrus --
on the
balcony of a
house near
New York --
the night of
his motor
accident ...
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Tales of
Chinatown
Here is a
first-hand
description
of some of
the doings
in the
slimy,
mysterious
places of
the largest
city in
England.
Here the
detectives
of Scotland
Yard know of
many strange
things and
see the
results of
the workings
of such evil
minds as Dr.
Fu Manchu.
The author
is one of
the few men
who has
penetrated
the secrets
of the
Limehouse
underworld
sufficiently
to enable
him to write
about them
authentically
and
interestingly.
Here are
sudden
deaths in
peculiar
ways,
mysterious
disappearances
and all
sorts of
crimes ---
where human
life is
valued none
too highly.
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Tales of
Secret Egypt
The scenes
of this
story are
laid in
Egypt --
Abu-Tabah,
the
inscrutable
Egyptian,
who appears
and
disappears
so
mysteriously,
is not so
blood-curdling
a villain as
Fu Manchu,
but his
exploits
possess the
same
breathless
interest
that
characterized
the
activities
of the
yellow
doctor.
In the
latter half
of the book,
notably in
the story,
"The Valley
of the
Sorceress,"
there is an
element new
in Rohmer's
work -- that
of the
supernatural
...
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Yellow
Shadows
What was
"the
whistling
death?"
That was the
question
that
confronted
Scotland
Yard one
night as the
thick yellow
fog rolled
heavily into
the
mysterious
room where
Limehouse's
richest
Chinaman lay
murdered.
Nothing was
further from
the mind of
Bernard
Hope,
sitting
comfortably
in his
compartment
of the 8:05
train from
Blackwall,
than
thoughts of
crime or
death -- but
when an
exotically
beautiful
girl with an
olive skin
and slanting
eyes stepped
suddenly in,
evidently
badly
frightened,
and begged
him for
protection
-- he found
himself
caught in a
net that
nearly cost
him his
life.
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Yu'an Hee
See Laughs
Not since
the sinister
Dr. Fu
Manchu
himself has
there been a
more
fascinating
villain than
Yu'an Hee
See, who
moves like a
dark cloud
of evil
through the
breathless
pages of
this new
book of
mystery and
adventure.
Limehouse,
Marseilles,
the near
East, the
placid
Mediterranean
are the
scenes of
his
murderous
battle with
Dawson Haigh
of Scotland
Yard, with
the
beautiful
girl Haig
loves as a
pawn and a
vast fortune
of gold as
the stake.
This is Sax
Rohmer's
most
exciting
book since
"The Hand of
Fu Manchu."