n admirable technique of the sort demanded by
the novel of intrigue and mystery.--_The Dial, Chicago._

Mr. Oppenheim is a past master of the art of constructing ingenious
plots and weaving them around attractive characters.--_London Morning
Post._

By all odds the most successful among the writers of that class of
fiction which, for want of a better term, maybe called "mystery
stories."--_Ainslee's Magazine._

E. Phillips Oppenheim has a very admirable gift of telling good
stories, thoroughly matured, brilliantly constructed, and convincingly
told.--_London Times._

Readers of Mr. Oppenheim's novels may always count on a story of
absorbing interest, turning on a complicated plot, worked out with
dexterous craftsmanship.--_Literary Digest_, New York.

We do not stop to inquire into the measure of his art, any more than
we inquire into that of Alexandre Dumas, we only realize that here is
a benefactor of tired men and women seeking relaxation.--_The
Independent_, New York.

E. Phillips Oppenheim's Novels

=The Moving Finger.=

A mystifying story dealing with unexpected results of a
wealthy M. P.'s experiment with a poor young man.

=Berenice.=

Oppenheim in a new vein--the story of the love of a novelist
of high ideals for an actress.

=The Lost Ambassador.=

A straightforward mystery tale of Paris and London, in which
a rascally maitre d'hotel plays an important part.

=A Daughter of the Marionis.=

A melodramatic romance of Palermo and England, dealing with
a rejected Italian lover's attempted revenge.

=Mystery of Mr. Bernard Brown.=

A murder-mystery story rich in sensational incidents.

=The Illustrious Prince.=

A narrative of mystery and Japanese political intrigue.

=Jeanne of the Marshes.=

Strange doings at an English house party are here set forth.

=The Governors.=

A romance of the intrigues of American finance.

=The Missioner.=

Strongly depicts the love of an earnest missioner and a
worldly heroine.

=The Long Arm of Mannister.=

A distinctly different story that deals with a wronged man's
ingenious revenge.

=As a Man Lives.=

Discloses the mystery surrounding the fair occupant of a
yellow house.

=The Avenger.=

Unravels an intricate tangle of political intrigue and
private revenge.

=The Great Secret.=

Unfolds a stupendous international conspir