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The Complete Works of Ernest Bramah (Including Max Carrados Mysteries & Kai Lung Fantasy Series): The Secret of the League, The Coin of Dionysius, The Game Played In the Dark, The Bravo of London, The Tilling Shaw Mystery, The Secret of Dunstan's Tower, The Missing Witness Sensationäó_

This book is a compilation of the works of the British author Ernest Bramah, showcasing his popular Max Carrados series and the Kai Lung fantasy series. The Max Carrados stories are known for their intricate mysteries and clever detective work, while the Kai Lung tales offer a blend of fantasy and humor. The collection includes a variety of titles, each contributing to the rich tapestry of Bramah's literary legacy. more

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Ernest Bramah
Ernest Bramah

Ernest Bramah was a British author known for his detective novels. His works are renowned for their unique style and intricate plots, significantly influencing the development of detective fiction. more

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