A Traitor's Wooing

The Liverpool Courier.—It is quite equal to anything the writer has done. The plot is skilfully devised to carry a weighty load of exciting episode. The narrative goes forward breathlessly and holds the attention.

RADFORD SHONE.

The Leicester Post.—Radford Shone is another very welcome volume from an accomplished pen. The exploits at once rivet attention and hold it spellbound to the end. Once begun it will be eagerly read right through to the end.

The Standard.—This novelist has a real genius for the constructional stories. He knows to a hair's-breadth the best theme to select, and almost unerringly what details to omit. His power of invention is remarkable.

	CHAP.	PAGE
I	Two Villains and the Heroine	[9]
II	"A Screw Loose Somewhere"	[18]
III	Presage of Storm	[31]
IV	Nugent moves a Pawn	[42]
V	Under the Searchlight	[50]
VI	The Cry from the Train	[60]
VII	The Face in the Pool	[71]
VIII	Intercepted	[80]
IX	The Inquisitive Foreman	[90]
X	The Lure of Love	[102]
XI	The Peering Eyes	[109]
XII	The Cobra's Sailing Orders	[120]
XIII	Fool's Paradise Lost	[128]
XIV	The Creaking Stair	[139]
XV	A Council of Three	[147]
XVI	Barbed Shafts	[156]
XVII	"The Bootlace Man"	[169]
XVIII	The Trap is Set	[178]
XIX	The Sleeping Snake	[185]
XX	Blue Light and Green	[195]
XXI	The Trap Closes	[204]
XXII	The Shadow of Horror	[213]
XXIII	In the Stone Grotto	[223]
XXIV	In the Toils	[234]
XXV	The Last Chance Fails	[243]
XXVI	Enid is "Mixed up"	[254]
XXVII	Pursuit	[263]
XXVIII	Travers Nugent Pays	[274]
XXIX	The Sting of the Nettle	[287]
XXX	Aftermath of Storm	[296]

RADFORD SHONE.

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