Complete Pulp & Thriller of E. Phillips Oppenheim

An English novelist, in his lifetime a major and successful writer of genre fiction including thrillers. Oppenheim is a best-selling author of novels, short stories who published over 150 books. He is considered one of the originators of the thriller genre, his novels also range from spy thrillers to romance, but all have an undertone of intrigue.


Contents

The Great Impersonation (1920)

The Zeppelin's Passenger (1918)

Anna the Adventuress (1904)

The Avenger (1908)

The Cinema Murder (1917)

Jacob's Ladder (1921)

Berenice (1907)

An Amiable Charlatan (1916)

Mr. Marx's Secret (1916)

The Yellow House (1908)

The Black Box (1915)

The Golden Web (1911)

The Wicked Marquis (1919)

Mysterious Mr. Sabin (1905)

The Moving Finger (1911)

The Great Secret (1917)

A Millionaire of Yesterday (1900)

Havoc (1911)

The Pawns Count (1918)

The Lost Ambassador (1910)

The Betrayal (1904)

The Missioner (1907)

Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo (1915)

To Win the Love He Sought (1910)

The Vanished Messenger (1914)

A Lost Leader (1907)

The Devil's Paw (1920)

Peter Ruff and the Double Four (1912)

Jeanne of the Marshes (1909)

The Survivor ((1901)

The New Tenant (1910)

The Illustrious Prince (1910)

The Yellow Crayon (1917)

The Traitors (1903)

The Evil Shepherd (1922)

A Maker of History (1905)

The Master Mummer (1904)

The Lighted Way (1912)

The Governors (1908)

The Mischief-Maker (1913)

The Double Traitor (1915)

The Malefactor (1907)

Nobody's Man (1921)

The Box with Broken Seals (1919)

The Double Life Of Mr. Alfred Burton (1913)

Kingdom of the Blind (1916)

The Tempting of Tavernake (1912)

The Profiteers (1921)

A People's Man (1914)

The Hillman (1917)

Stolen Idols (1925)

A Monk of Cruta (1894)

Master of Men (1908)

The Great Prince Shan (1922)


A People's Man-

How a socialistic leader became involved in international affairs.

Vanished Messenger-

What resulted when the Powers conspired against England.

A Lost Leader-

A realistic romance woven around a striking personality."Mr. Oppenheim almost persuades us into the belief that he has really been able to break down the wall of secrecy which always surrounds the construction of a Cabinet, and has decided to make an exposure on the lines of a well-known American writer. He also touches upon the evils of gambling in Society circles in a manner which should be applauded by Father Vaughan, and, in addition, treats us to a romance which is full of originality and interest from first to last."

Illustrious Prince-

Two murders are committed, both victims being Americans in the diplomatic service. All along Prince Maiyo is suspected, and when his guilt has been almost positively established his servant comes forth and confesses to having committed both crimes, thus saving for his country a life which he deems of far more value to it than his own.

Evil Shepherd-

A novel of English life of a melodramatic character, so fascinating and so stirring that the most hardened reader can hardly fail to receive a series of thrills.

The Mischief Maker-

A blending of love, romance, and international intrigue.

Tempting of Tavernake-

In which an unromantic Englishman falls in love and learns something about women.

The Moving Finger-

A mystifying story dealing with a wealthy M.P.'s experiment with a poor young man. The tale pulsates with life and is truly startling in some of its revelations.

Jacob's Ladder-

A bankrupt, suddenly becoming wealthy, proceeds to pay back old scores, good and bad.

The Great Impersonation-

No more successful mystery story was ever written than 'The Great Impersonation.' It's exploitation of the hitherto unsuspected is a triumph of construction and treatment that holds the attention of the reader from first to last.