“It reminds one very much of Wilkie Collins ... he has the knack of putting and keeping us on good terms with the men and women we meet in his pages.”—Evening Standard.
WITHOUT TRACE
By William Le Queux
A new Egyptian mystery which has for its central figure a fashionable ladies’ doctor, who is also an expert in certain newly-discovered poisons, and is as exquisitely polite as he is unscrupulous.
THE SOUL OF A DANCER
By Theodore Flatau
“A deeply interesting and picturesque tale, with Ariha, the wonderfully fascinating, weird and wayward dancer, as the central figure.... ‘The Soul of a Dancer’ is, moreover, remarkable for its atmospheric effects ... amazingly realistic indeed, is the picture he gives of existence in Cairo.”—Daily Telegraph.