The Complete Works of E. Phillips Oppenheim: 109 Novels & 200+ Short Stories (Illustrated Edition)

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NOVELS
The Great Impersonation
The Double Traitor
The Battle Of Basinghall Street
Murder At Monte Carlo
The Yellow House
The Black Box
The Devil's Paw
A Maker Of History
The New Tenant
Mr. Grex Of Monte Carlo
A Monk Of Cruta
The Cinema Murder
A Modern Prometheus
Exit A Dictator
The Yellow Crayon
The Wrath To Come
The Grassleyes Mystery
The Golden Beast
The Dumb Gods Speak
The Peer And The Woman
To Win The Love He Sought
False Evidence
Master Of Sinister House
Mr. Marx's Secret
The Great Secret
The Man Who Changed His Plea
The Double Life Of Mr Alfred Burton
The Amazing Judgment
The Postmaster Of Market Deignton
Mysterious Mr. Sabin
A Millionaire Of Yesterday
The World's Great Snare
Enoch Strone
The Great Awakening
The Survivor
The Traitors
A Prince Of Sinners
Anna The Adventuress
The Master Mummer
The Betrayal
The Malefactor
A Lost Leader . . .
SHORT STORIES & COLLECTIONS
Peter Ruff And The Double Four
Michael's Evil Deeds
The Tiger On The Mountains
The Seven Conundrums
False Gods
The Money-Spider
The Girl From Manchester
The Road To Liberty
One Luckless Hour
One Shall Be Taken
No Questions Asked
The Actor's Romance
A Prince Of Gamblers
The Siren Of The Madrid
And Still I Cheat The Gallows
The Little Grey Lady
The Restless Traveller
The Café Régal, The Mistral And The Lady
The Three Thieves
General Besserley's Puzzle Box
The Amazing Partnership
The Human Chase
Nicholas Goade, Detective . . .
REMINISCENCES & MEMOIRS
The Prince Of Storytellers Tells His Own Story
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E. Phillips Oppenheim, the Prince of Storytellers (1866-1946) was an internationally renowned author of mystery and espionage thrillers. His novels and short stories have all the elements of blood-racing adventure and intrigue and are precursors of modern-day spy fictions.