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.