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Valentine Williams (1883–1946)

Autor de The Gold Comfit Box

48+ Obras 305 Miembros 7 Reseñas 1 Preferidas

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Series

Obras de Valentine Williams

The Gold Comfit Box (1932) 29 copias
The Man with the Clubfoot (1918) 28 copias
The Clock Ticks On (1933) 21 copias
The Spider's Touch (1936) 20 copias
Dead Man Manor (1935) 20 copias
The Fox Prowls (1939) 16 copias
The Portcullis Room (1934) 15 copias
The Yellow Streak (1922) 12 copias
The Secret Hand (1919) 9 copias
Courier To Marrakesh (1944) 9 copias
Masks Off At Midnight (1933) 9 copias
The Return of Clubfoot (1922) 8 copias
The Crouching Beast (1928) 8 copias
Death Answers The Bell (1931) 7 copias

Obras relacionadas

Cloak and Dagger: A Treasury of 35 Great Espionage Stories (1988) — Contribuidor — 44 copias
Double Death: An Exercise in Detection (1939) — Contribuidor — 28 copias
My Best Thriller (1947) — Contribuidor — 5 copias
Best Stories of the Underworld (1941) — Contribuidor — 3 copias

Etiquetado

Conocimiento común

Nombre legal
Williams, George Valentine
Otros nombres
Valentine, Douglas
Fecha de nacimiento
1883-10-20
Fecha de fallecimiento
1946-11-20
Género
male
Nacionalidad
UK

Miembros

Reseñas

A classic crime story with a better than average plot.
 
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M_Clark | Jun 3, 2019 |
Another classic mystery, this one involving a woman as the central character.
 
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M_Clark | May 24, 2019 |
“The Return of Clubfoot” by Valentine Williams was a delightful novel about a treasure hunt on a Pacific Island by the intrepid Major Okewood. The circumstances of how Okewood gains knowledge of the treasure and the subsequent pursuit by Okewood's nemesis, Clubfoot, made for a fast-paced, suspenseful, and entertaining read highlighted by a romantic interest and a satisfying ending. The only drawback was the frequent passages in German that lacked translation into English – translations that would have added to the average non-German speaking reader's enjoyment.… (más)
 
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DomingoSantos | Jul 6, 2011 |
An interesting story of espionage during World War I. Although some of the words in the story are not in today's lexicon, and although the story contained many German words and phrases, nevertheless, the plot and storyline were understandable, fast-paced, and collectively a page-turner. My only objection was with the ending----actually more of a postscript----that seemed overly complex and difficult to follow. Four stars may be a tad much, but three and one-half are warranted.
 
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DomingoSantos | otra reseña | Jan 17, 2011 |

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Estadísticas

Obras
48
También por
5
Miembros
305
Popularidad
#77,181
Valoración
½ 3.4
Reseñas
7
ISBNs
71
Idiomas
2
Favorito
1

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