The Letting of Number Six

This novel is a spy thriller that follows the story of a man who is captured and interrogated by the enemy. He uses his knowledge of the enemy's tactics to manipulate them and escape. The story explores themes of espionage, deception, and survival.

By Herbert Jenkins · First published 1937 · Genre: Comedy, Domestic Fiction, Satire

More by Herbert Jenkins

• Malcolm Sage, Detective (1921)
• The Coming of the Lodger (1927)
• A Downing Street Sensation (1925)
• The Air-Raid (1939)
• The Duplication of Mr. Hearty (1928)
• The Gathering of the Bands (1932)
• Mr. Gupperduck's Mishap (1928)
• The Courting of the Rev. Andrew Macfie (1925)
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