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(Book titles are subject to change)
Jeffrey Amherst
The Australian Airforce 1914-18
Redvers Buller's African Campaigns
The Liverpol Rifles in the Great War
John Wesley Hardin
Never Surpassed-The 52nd Regiment of Foot
The British Navy in Battle
Zulu and Sudan
Lady Hobo
The Crusades
Gillett, Texas Ranger
The Viking Wars
London Men in Palestine
The RFC in the Great War
The French & Indian Wars
Shapes that Haunt the Dusk
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The Lady of Latham
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Author(s):
Earl Derr Biggers
Date Published:
2007/08
Page Count:
436
Softcover ISBN-13:
978-1-84677-276-4
Hardcover ISBN-13:
978-1-84677-275-7
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For copyright reasons this book is not available for sale in the United States of America or its possessions
Charlie Chan-the famous and popular Chinese-Hawaiian police detective-has entertained his audience through several different mediums, from the written word to the movie screen, A number of authors have turned their pens to the character, but, in fact, Charlie Chan appeared originally in just six novels written by Earl Derr Biggers between 1925 and 1932. It is these colourful tales of the original Charlie Chan that comprise the Leonaur collection of three volumes-this volume contains the first two novels. In The House Without a Key we are introduced to Chan, a corpulent father of nine, as he uses all his considerable faculties to solve the mystifying case of a murdered father and a missing jewel box. In The Chinese Parrot, Chan dons a disguise and goes undercover to solve a complex triple intrigue involving a fake identity, a kidnapping and a murder. These wonderful examples of twentieth century detective fiction bring the world of 1920s Hawaii to vibrant life once again-and richly deserve their classic status.
