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In a tense thriller set in contemporary England, a Spanish resistance leader’s attempt to find sanctuary in the UK becomes perilous as Parliament passes the Aliens Extradition Bill. A shadowy quartet contacts the minister, demanding the bill’s repeal or warning of deadly consequences. The police, racing against time, must protect the minister and counter the conspirators’ looming deadline. Edgar Wallace’s masterful pacing and intricate plotting keep readers on edge, culminating in a suspenseful resolution that underscores his reputation as a leading detective novelist. This edition also includes Wallace’s later novel, *The Council of Justice*, which continues the narrative as a sequel.
First publish date: June 29, 1995
Genre: Literary Fiction/Classic Literature
Authors: Edgar Wallace
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