The Peer and the Woman
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
Author of "A Monk of Cruta," "The Missioner," etc.
One of the Most Popular Authors of the present day.
A story of romance, mystery, and adventure, in which, as in many mystery stories, there is the adventuress, with whom, for some reason, the peer, notwithstanding his breeding and social position, becomes entangled, until he is mysteriously put out of the way. From this point on complication and adventure succeed each other in rapid succession, holding the reader in rapt fascination until the end of the story is reached, where the plots of love and mysterious disappearances are surprisingly unfolded.
This story has been written in Mr. Oppenheim's most entertaining and interesting style, and will be appreciated by all lovers of the class of fiction which has made him famous.
A Wonderful Story of Mystery.
Bound in cloth, handsomely stamped in colors.
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