William le Queux

William Le Queux was a British novelist and journalist who wrote over 100 books during his career. He is best known for his espionage thrillers, which were popular in the early 20th century. Some of his most famous works include "The Invasion of 1910" and "Zarah the Jewess." Le Queux was born in London in 1864 and died in Guernsey in 1927.

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Works by William le Queux

• Mademoiselle of Monte Carlo (1904)
• The Four Faces (1920)
• The Czar's Spy (1896)
• The House of Whispers (1908)
• The Doctor of Pimlico (1906)
• The Minister of Evil (1902)
• The Great White Queen (1896)
• The Mystery of the Green Ray (1925)
• The Stretton Street Affair (1903)
• The Seven Secrets (1920)
• The Golden Face (1908)
• Hushed up! (1908)
• The White Lie (1905)
• The Sign of Silence (1908)
• The Count's Chauffeur (1908)
• The Intriguers (1906)
• Spies of the Kaiser (1909)
• The Secrets of Potsdam (1920)
• The Invasion (1910)
• The Great War in England in 1897 (1897)
• The Place of Dragons (1906)
• The Closed Book (1908)
• Devil's Dice (1908)
• The Veiled Man (1907)
• The Temptress (1895)
• The under-Secretary (1906)
• The Pauper of Park Lane (1906)
• The Mysterious Three (1908)
• Whoso Findeth a Wife (1905)
• The Zeppelin Destroyer (1909)
• In White Raiment (1902)
• As we Forgive Them (1908)
• The Day of Temptation (1902)
• Stolen Souls (1905)
• Her Majesty's Minister (1906)
• The Red Room (1894)
• If Sinners Entice Thee (1907)
• An Eye for an Eye (1908)
• The Great Court Scandal (1907)
• The Hunchback of Westminster (1904)