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The Czar's Spy

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01 - His Britannic Majesty's Service
32:32
02 - Why the Safe was Opened
28:37
03 - The House 'Over the Water'
31:02
04 - In Which The Mystery Increases
31:58
05 - Contains Certain Confidences
29:36
06 - The Gathering of the Clouds
28:24
07 - Contains A Surprise
28:20
08 - Life's Counter-Claim
28:44
09 - Strange Disclosures Are Made
29:43
10 - I Show My Hand
30:25
11-1 - The Castle of Terror - Part 1
30:38
11-2 - The Castle of Terror - Part II
40:31
12 - The Strangler
42:50
13 - A Double Game And It's Consequences
33:20
14 - Her Highness Is Inquisitive
16:26
15 - Just Off The Strand
26:51
16 - Marked Men
16:21
17 - The Truth About the 'Lola'
28:25
18 - Contains Elma's Story
34:54
19 - Conclusion
5:33

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About this book

An acting British consul in the Italian port of Leghorn stumbles into a web of Russian intrigue in this brisk thriller of secret agents and buried scandal. Gordon Gregg's quiet posting is upended when a yacht called the Lola drops anchor and a chance encounter draws him toward a woman guarding a dangerous silence. What begins as idle curiosity hardens into a chase across Europe, shadowed by the Czar's secret police and a conspiracy reaching into the Russian court. Le Queux built his name on continental cloak-and-dagger fiction, and here he trades in coded letters, disguises, and loyalties that can turn on a single word. A free PDF and EPUB edition are available to download.

About the author

William Le Queux

William Le Queux (1864-1927) was an Anglo-French writer and self-styled secret agent, one of the earliest and most prolific authors of spy and invasion fiction.