The New Tenant

E. Phillips Oppenheim

Turmoil over Thurlow House. The new tenant of the garden house has barely moved in when a grisly murder happens. Is Mister Brown, the new tenant guilty? Who is he, anyway? His past is shrouded in mystery and nobody seems to know anything about him other than that he is wealthy? Strange things continue to happen... The New Tenant is a devious mystery from the the prince of storytellers Phillips Oppenheim who wrote nearly 150 novels during his career. Very much in the genre of The Woman in White and other late Victorian mysteries, this book evolves slowly, with lengthy descriptions of setting, scenery, and society. If you like British style mysteries, this ones for you!

The House of Invisible Bondage

J.U. Giesy, Junius B Smith

Two main assistants of our hero help their friend astrologer to solve the mystery. After all, Imer Lamb was locked in a sanatorium for killing his friend. Is he mad or the victim of a devilish conspiracy? Many secrets that readers must solve.

The Devil Man

Edgar Wallace

Edgar Wallaces 1931 novel The Devil Man is the mysterious and thrilling story of Charles Pearce, an small, unnerving, musician, gifted but terribly boastful. Pearce is physically repulsive, tiny in stature, but a Samson in strength. Woman cant resist him, but they dont know the real Pearce. He is also a burglar. And a murderer. There is a baffling mystery that someone urgently needs to solve... Full of dispense, action and amusing characters, The Devil Man constitutes a veritable page-turner that fans of crime fiction wont want to miss. Interesting novelized biography of Charles Pearce, an infamous 19th century British burglar.

Harvey Garrards Crime

E. Phillips Oppenheim

Harvey Garrard, as his limousine crawled over London Bridge and turned into the dingy streets beyond, leaned forward in his seat looking out of the window with the half-weary anticipation of one who revisits familiar but distasteful scenes. There was a faint air of disgust in his expression as the well-known odours of the neighbourhood assailed his nostrils. Forty-eight hours ago he had been living in a paradise of mimosa and roses warmed by Riviera sunshine, his senses reacting pleasurably to the mild excitement, the music and the gaiety of Monte Carlo.

Trailin!

Max Brand

Trailin is a classic Western tale of vengeance meted out by six-guns. It tells the story of Anthony Bard, a motherless young man raised among the aristocracy of the East, who possesses a desperate hunger for the adventure that only the Western life could bring him. One day he sees his father murdered in the yard of their home. This starts young Anthony on a trail of vengeance that leads him to the far west. Here, Anthony, a tenderfoot with a knack for survival must track down a legendary outlaw who waits for him, not with a gun, but with a story. Along the way he braves the elements, resists a band of cold-blooded killers and finds love. It is a moving and emotional story of loves and lives lost in a time of lawlessness and turmoil.

The House of Defence

E.F. Benson

Lord Thurso-Rainham is the type of vigorous man who is the victim of neuralgic headaches. He becomes addicted to the drugs he takes to counter their effects. All other attempts to cure Thurso from his addiction failed. There is one option to save his to try Christian science, in which no one believes.

Biała dama z Lewoczy. Romans historyczny

Mór Jókai

Powieść opowiada historię życia Julii Korponay. Kobieta namówiła męża do wstąpienia w szeregi powstańców węgierskich. Za zdradę cesarza odebrano bohaterce wszelkie dobra materialne. Julia podejmuje próbę odzyskania rodzinnego majątku poprzez pracę szpiega w sztabie cesarza. Czy podoła zadaniu? Jaki los spotka jej męża-zdrajcę?

Konrad Wallenrod. Powieść historyczna z dziejów litewskich i pruskich

Adam Mickiewicz

Powieść poetycka napisana przez Adama Mickiewicza na zsyłce w Petersburgu, prawdopodobnie między 1825 a 1828 r., wydana zaś w lutym 1828 r. Uznawana za jeden z najbardziej znanych poematów polskiego romantyzmu. Akcja powieści rozgrywa się w siedzibie Krzyżaków, Marienburgu, oraz na Litwie. Głównym i tytułowym bohaterem powieści jest tajemniczy nie wiadomo, jak naprawdę się nazywał Litwin. Kiedy był dzieckiem, na jego miasto napadli Krzyżacy, złupili je, jego rodziców zabili, a jego porwali. Wychowywał się u rycerza Diterycha von Kniprode, ale często przebywał w towarzystwie litewskiego wajdeloty, Halbana. Ten wpoił mu tożsamość narodową i nakłaniał do zemsty na prześladowcach Litwy... Autor wykorzystał w dziele tzw. historyzm maski. Mimo iż akcja utworu rozgrywa się w średniowieczu, w istocie porusza problemy patriotyczne Polski XIX w. Mickiewicz, pisząc Konrada Wallenroda, wzorował się na modnej w okresie romantyzmu prozie historycznej Waltera Scotta, eposach Torquatoa Tassa oraz Pieśniach Osjana Jamesa Macphersona.