The Greatest Thrillers of Fred M. White (90+ Titles in One Volume)

This carefully edited collection has been designed and formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices.

Contents:

The Crimson Blind

The Cardinal Moth

The Corner House

The Ends of Justice

The House of Schemers

The Lord of the Manor

The Slave of Silence

The Yellow Face

The Nether Millstone

The Midnight Guest

A Fatal Dose

The Five Knots

The Edge of the Sword

The Lonely Bride

Craven Fortune

The Law of the Land

The Mystery of the Four Fingers

A Golden Argosy

By Order of the League

A Daughter of Israel

Tregarthen's Wife

Blackmail

The Weight of the Crown

A Shadowed Love

The Sundial

Netta

A Queen of the Stage

The Scales of Justice

A Crime on Canvas

The Golden Rose

Paul Quentin

A Front of Brass

Hard Pressed

The White Glove

A Mummer's Throne

The Secret of the Sands

The Man Called Gilray

The House of Mammon

A Royal Wrong

A Secret Service

The Sentence of the Court

Powers of Darkness

The Mystery of the Ravenspurs

The Day

Ambition's Slave

The Salt of the Earth

The Lady in Blue

The Case for the Crown

The Wings of Victory

The Leopard's Spots

The Honour of His House

The Man who was Two

The Mystery of Room 75

The Councillors of Falconhoe

The Mystery of Crocksands

The Turn of the Tide

The Green Bungalow

The Devil's Advocate

The Golden Bat

The Price of Silence

The House on the River

The Shadow of the Dead Hand

The King Diamond

The Riddle of the Rail

The Grey Woman

Queen of Hearts

On The Night Express

The Phantom Car

A Clue in Wax

Found Dead

The Man Who Knew

A Broken Memory

Secret of the River

The Blue Daffodil

The Master Criminal (True Crime Tales)

The Romance of the Secret Service Fund…

Frederick White (1859–1935), mostly known for mysteries, is considered also as one of the pioneers of the spy story.