The death curse of the High Priest of Voodoo lurks over this story. The man or woman who found a bat wing pinned upon the door was thus marked and inevitably met a horrible death. When Colonel Juan Menendez, a Cuban landowner, came to Paul Harley, internationally famous as a crime investigator, he told of the curse that the native landowners had laid upon him, the Voodoo vengeance. They followed him everywhere, and, at regular intervals he found, pinned to his door, a bat's wing, the native symbol of death ...

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Fire Tongue -- Paul Harley #2

A startling mystery story scene laid in London. Paul Harley is as clever and charming a sleuth as one could wish. Ormiz Khan is a villainous and mystic occult, Phil Abingdon is an attractive heroine. The minor characters are equally satisfying. there is Nicol Brinn, millionaire adventurer, and his strange love for the beautiful Naida ...Each of them contribute his or her part to the plot. Paul Harley is invited to dinner by Sir Charles Abingdon, who believes himself to be the object of a murderous plot. The dinner is served and without any warning Sir Charles falls to the floor with the words, "Fire Tongue Nicol Brinn" on his lips and is dead before any one could reach him ...

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Tales of East and West -- Paul Harley #3

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Salute to Bazarada -- Paul Harley #4 [Not Yet Available]

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