Part 25

PEOPLE'S SATURDAY JOURNAL.--"Full of exciting incidents handled in a bright, crisp style."

THE QUEST. 6s.

A tense, emotional and romantic drama, surpassing in interest even that notably successful novel and play "The Garden of Lies" by the same author.

*HAROLD BINDLOSS*

THE LIBERATIONISM 6s.

MORNING LEADER.--"This is the author's best novel, and is one which no lover of healthy excitement ought to miss."

HAWTREY'S DEPUTY. 6s.

The action of this novel once again takes place in Canada--a country he has made especially his own--and in this story is a plot of quite unusual power and interest.

*FRED M. WHITE*

THE CRIMSON BLIND. 6s.

THE SHEFFIELD TELEGRAPH.--"'The Crimson Blind' is one of the most ingeniously conceived 'detective' stories we have come across for a long time. Each chapter holds some new and separate excitement. It is the sort of story that one feels compelled to read at a sitting."

THE CARDINAL MOTH. 6s.

THE BRITISH WEEKLY.--"A brilliant orchid story full of imaginative power. This is a masterpiece of construction, convincing amid its unlikeliness, one of the best novels of the season."

THE CORNER HOUSE. 6s.

THE WESTERN MORNING NEWS.--"The book is crammed with sensation and mystery, situation piled on situation until one is almost bewildered. It is an excellent romance which will be eagerly read."

THE WEIGHT OF THE CROWN. 6s.

THE DUBLIN DAILY EXPRESS.--"Mr. F. M. White is one of the princes of fiction. A stirring tale full of the spice of adventure, breathless in interest, skilful in narrative.... Who could refrain from reading such a story?"

THE SLAVE OF SILENCE. 6s.

THE SHEFFIELD TELEGRAPH.--"Attention is arrested at the outset, and so adroitly is the mystery handled that readers will not skip a single page."

A FATAL DOSE. 6s.

THE STANDARD.--"This novel will rank amongst the brightest that Mr. White has given us."

CRAVEN FORTUNE. 6s.

DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"A tale of extraordinary complexity, ingeniously conceived, and worked out to a conventionally happy conclusion, through a series of strange and thrilling situations, which command and hold the reader's attention to the end."

THE LAW OF THE LAND. 6s.

DAILY TELEGRAPH.--"Mr. White's new novel may be strongly recommended. It contains enough surprises to whip the interest at every turn."

A CRIME ON CANVAS. 6s.

This is a story of mysterious crime and it is interesting to recall that when published serially prizes were offered to the readers who guessed the solution of the many mysteries divulged in the development of the story. It is a deeply engrossing tale.