The Lonely House by Arthur Gask

The Lonely House follows a detective who becomes suspicious of a sinister house on a desolate shore, believing it to be a hideout for criminals. As he delves deeper into his investigation, he uncovers a complex web of crime and deception that challenges his resolve.

By Arthur Gask · First published 1922 · Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Gothic Fiction · 18 chapters

Contents

• The House of Evil
• - Red Dawn
• - the Master Mind
• - the Hound on the Trail
• - the Grey Car
• - an Artist in Crime
• - the Bait of Larose
• - a Master -- too
• - Romance and Reality
• - at Midnight
• - the Battle Opens
• - the Search-Warrant
• - Shadows of the Night
• - the Mask -- off
• - the River of Death
• - the Triumphs of Larose
• - the Sweetness of Life
• - Hostages: the Times of Adelaide

More by Arthur Gask

• Seedtime and Harvest (1944)
• Black Market (1945)
• The Passion Years (1936)
• Ghosts (1944)
• The Amazing Adventure of Marmaduke (1944)
• The Lottery Ticket (1944)
• The Mark of Honor (1944)
• Buggys Babies (1944)
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