The Plot That Failed; or, When Men ConspireCarter, Nicholas (House name)
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The Plot That Failed; or, When Men Conspire
Carter, Nicholas (House name)
American fiction; Detective and mystery stories; Dime novels
1--The Desert Argonaut
2--A Quarter to Four
3--Thorndyke of the Bonita
4--A Round Trip to the Year 2000
5--The Gold Gleaners
6--The Spur of Necessity
7--The Mysterious Mission
8--The Goal of a Million
9--Marooned in 1492
10--Running the Signal
11--His Friend the Enemy
12--In the Web
13--A Deep Sea Game
14--The Paymaster’s Special
15--Adrift in the Unknown
16--Jim Dexter, Cattleman
17--Juggling with Liberty
18--Back from Bedlam
19--A River Tangle
20--Billionaire Pro Tem
21--In the Wake of the Scimitar
22--His Audacious Highness
23--At Daggers Drawn
24--The Eighth Wonder
25--The Cat’s-paw
26--The Cotton Bag
27--Little Miss Vassar
28--Cast Away at the Pole
29--The Testing of Noyes
30--The Fateful Seventh
31--Montana
32--The Deserter
33--The Sheriff of Broken Bow
34--Wanted: A Highwayman
35--Frisbie of San Antone
36--His Last Dollar
37--Fools for Luck
38--Dare of Darling & Co.
In order that there may be no confusion, we desire to say that the
books listed below will be issued during the respective months in New
York City and vicinity. They may not reach the readers at a distance
promptly, on account of delays in transportation.
To be published in July, 1926.
39--Trailing _The Josephine_ By William Wallace Cook
40--The Snapshot Chap By Bertram Lebhar
To be published in August, 1926.
41--Brothers of the Thin Wire By Franklin Pitt
42--Jungle Intrigue By Edmond Lawrence
43--His Snapshot Lordship By Bertram Lebhar
To be published in September, 1926.
44--Folly Lode By James F. Dorrance
45--The Forest Rogue By Julian G. Wharton
To be published in October, 1926.
46--Snapshot Artillery By Bertram Lebhar
47--Stanley Holt, Thoroughbred By Ralph Boston
To be published in November, 1926.
48--The Riddle and the Ring By Gordon MacLaren
49--The Black Eye Snapshot By Bertram Lebhar
To be published in December, 1926.
50--Bainbridge of Bangor By Julian G. Wharton
51--Amid Crashing Hills By Edmond Lawrence
=Love Stories=
All the world over love is very much the same, whether it be found in a
palace, or a hovel, or in a vine-covered cottage.
It is the one subject that is vitally interesting to every man and
woman, irrespective of nationality.
This is why the love stories in the _New Eagle Series_, the
_Bertha Clay Library_, and the _Southworth Library_ are so
eagerly sought for. They are worthy of your attention.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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