THE UNSEEN EAR
By NATALIE SUMNER LINCOLN
The author of “The Red Seal” and other great successes has never built up a more baffling mystery than this. A man is murdered in a Washington home; in the room sits a girl who is deaf and does not hear what passes. Suspicion points in all directions before the final surprising climax.
PENGARD AWAKE
By RALPH STRAUS
The most thrilling depiction since “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” of the struggle in a man’s soul between the powers of good and evil. Actual psychological fact is the basis of this remarkable story of the love of two men, one malignant, the other sweet and gentle, for the same woman.
JOHN SENESCHAL’S MARGARET
By AGNES and EGERTON CASTLE
John Tempest, imprisoned in Turkey, loses all memory of his true identity. Returning to England he is believed to be John Seneschal, and is welcomed by the true John Seneschal’s parents and even by his sweetheart Margaret.
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE