THE THIRTEENTH GUEST. 6s.
The Globe.—“In a word, ‘The Thirteenth Guest’ is Fergus Hume at his best, and will doubtless please this popular author’s many admirers.”
THE LOST PARCHMENT. 6s.
As full of incident and excitement as any novel Mr. Hume has written since “The Mystery of the Hansom Cab.”
ALICE AND CLAUDE ASKEW
THE GOLDEN GIRL. 6s., and 6d.
The Liverpool Courier.—“The plot is very ingenious, and it is worked out after a fashion which keeps the reader’s attention from start to finish.”
THROUGH FOLLY’S MILL. 6s.
Mr. and Mrs. Askew have, in the course of this moving story, presented a remarkable problem that is likely to be the cause of much discussion.