The Green Bungalow by Fred M. White

The story follows the adventures of two young men, Jack and Tom, who are sent to stay with their uncle, a retired naval officer, at his home in the country. The house is a large, old-fashioned bungalow, surrounded by a large garden. The boys soon discover that the house is haunted by a mysterious green figure, and they set out to investigate the mystery. They soon discover that the figure is a ghost from the past, and that it is connected to a long-forgotten family secret. The boys must unravel the mystery of the ghost and the secret before it is too late. Along the way, they must face danger and adventure, and learn the importance of friendship and loyalty.

By Fred M. White · First published 1923 · Genre: Mystery, Romance, Fiction · 26 chapters

Contents

• Chapter 1: The Lady in Lavender
• Chapter 2: The Green Bungalow
• Chapter 3: The Friendly Eavesdropper
• Chapter 4: Blythe Takes a Hand
• Chapter 5: Diamond Cut Diamond
• Chapter 6: In Weston's Shop
• Chapter 7: Sheer Philanthropy
• Chapter 8: That Night at Shorehaven
• Chapter 9: Thieves in Council
• Chapter 10: A Lady in Distress
• Chapter 11: The Evening Paper!
• Chapter 12: Vanished
• Chapter 13: At Fishbourne Towers
• Chapter 14: The Search for Harley
• Chapter 15: A Helping Hand
• Chapter 16: Twelve O'clock
• Chapter 17: The Trouble at Vickery's
• CHAPTER XVIII--THE DEADLY DRUG
• Chapter 19: The Friend in Need
• Chapter 20: Clearing the Way
• Chapter 21: Finding the Way
• Chapter 22: The Missing Link
• Chapter 23: A Mystified Baronet
• Chapter 24: Setting the Trap
• Chapter 25: Prest is Satisfied
• Chapter 26: Out of the Wood

More by Fred M. White

• The House of the Schemers (1906)
• The Romance of the Secret Service Fund: The Mazaroff Rifle (1900)
• The Dragon Fly Part 1, How Horace Daimler Got His Name (1910)
• My Lady Bountiful (1905)
• A Golden Argosy (1886)
• The White Glove (1910)
• Queen of Hearts (1943)
• Secret of the River (1934)
• All works by Fred M. White