A wonderfully fascinating and breathlessly exciting story, told in Mr. Tracy's best style. A BID FOR FORTUNE. GUY BOOTHBY. The first and best of all the exciting adventures of Dr. Nikola. THE DAY OF TEMPTATION. WILLIAM LE QUEUX. An enthralling mystery tale. THE BEAUTIFUL WHITE DEVIL. GUY BOOTHBY. A more exciting romance no man could reasonably ask for. WHEN I WAS CZAR. A. W. MARCHMONT. A really brilliant novel, full of dramatic incident and smart dialogue. THE CRIMSON BLIND. FRED M. WHITE. One of the most ingeniously conceived detective stories ever written. THE LODESTAR. MAX PEMBERTON. A fine and distinguished romance. IN WHITE RAIMENT. WILLIAM LE QUEUX. Absolutely the most puzzling and enthralling of Mr. Le Queux's many popular romances. NOT PROVEN. ALICE AND CLAUDE ASKEW. The finest emotional and entertaining story these authors have written. YOUNG LORD STRANLEIGH. ROBERT BARR. "The most amusing and at the same time the most exciting novel of the year."--_Manchester Courier_. THE DUST OF CONFLICT. HAROLD BINDLOSS. Another excellent story of adventure comparable to its Author's great success "The Impostor." TWO BAD BLUE EYES. "RITA." A delightfully charming and exciting story of strong human interest. MR WINGRAVE, MILLIONAIRE. E. P. OPPENHEIM. A rattling good novel of remarkable power and fascination. THE CORNER HOUSE. FRED M. WHITE. Crammed with sensation and mystery--an excellent romance that will be eagerly read. IN STRANGE COMPANY. GUY BOOTHBY. A capital novel of the sensational-adventurous order. THE SPORTING CHANCE. A. AND C. ASKEW. A bright and alluring story that is well worth reading. THE GOLD WOLF. MAX PEMBERTON. Throbbing with interest and excitement from start to finish. THE SECRET. E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. "One of the most engrossing stories we have read."--_Daily Telegraph_. A DAMAGED REPUTATION. HAROLD BINDLOSS. "Once more we repeat that Mr. Bindloss has stepped into the shoes of the late Seton Merriman."--_Daily Mail_. THE SOUL OF GOLD. JUSTUS MILES FORMAN. This story has been acclaimed by _The Daily Telegraph_ as worthy of much praise and cleverly worked out. THE MARRIAGE OF ESTHER. GUY BOOTHBY. A story full of action, life, and dramatic interest. LADY BARBARITY. J. C. SNAITH. "'Lady Barbarity' would cheer a pessimist in a November fog."--_Black and White_. BY WIT OF WOMAN. A. W. MARCHMONT. The ingenuity of this exciting story positively takes one's breath away. LOUIS TRACY. THE WHEEL O' FORTUNE. A bright and breezy adventure story. THE SLAVE OF SILENCE. FRED M. WHITE. Plot and counterplot, mystery and excitement, sentiment and romance--all skilfully blended. DARBY AND JOAN. "RITA." One of Rita's most enthralling tales. THE RED CHANCELLOR. SIR WILLIAM MAGNAY. A romantic and breathlessly exciting yarn. THE TEMPTRESS. WILLIAM LE QUEUX. A fascinating mystery story of holding interest. PRO PATRIA. MAX PEMBERTON