William Le Queux (1864-1927) was a famous and incredibly visionary writer who wrote in the genres of mystery, thriller, and espionage - in the years leading up to World War I. His best-known works are the invasion thrillers "The Great War in England in 1897" and the anti-German invasion fantasy "The Invasion of 1910." – all written before the war…NovelsThe Great War in England in 1897The Invasion of 1910Guilty BondsZoraidaThe TemptressThe Great White QueenDevil''s DiceWhoso Findeth a WifeThe Eye of IstarIf Sinners Entice TheeThe Bond of BlackThe Day of TemptationThe Veiled ManThe Wiles of the WickedAn Eye for an EyeIn White RaimentOf Royal BloodHer Majesty''s MinisterThe Under-SecretaryThe Seven SecretsAs We Forgive ThemThe Sign of the StrangerThe Hunchback of WestminsterThe Closed BookThe Czar''s SpyBehind the ThroneThe Pauper of Park LaneThe Mysterious Mr. MillerWhatsoever a Man SowethThe Great Court ScandalThe Lady in the CarThe House of WhispersThe Red RoomSpies of the KaiserThe Great God Gold (Treasure of Israel)Hushed Up! A Mystery of LondonThe Death-DoctorThe Lost MillionThe Price of PowerHer Royal HighnessThe White LieThe Four FacesThe Sign of SilenceThe Mysterious ThreeAt the Sign of the SwordThe Mystery of the Green RayNumber 70, BerlinThe Way to WinThe Broken ThreadThe Place of DragonsThe Zeppelin DestroyerSant of the Secret ServiceThe Stolen StatesmanThe Doctor of PimlicoWhither Thou GoestThe IntriguersThe Red Widow (The Death-Dealers of London)Mademoiselle of Monte CarloThis House to LetThe Golden FaceThe Stretton Street AffairThe Voice from the VoidShort Story CollectionsStolen SoulsThe Count''s ChauffeurThe Bomb-MakersThe Gay Triangle
