
By Sax Rohmer
1916
THE DAUGHTER OF HUANG CHOW
I. “DIAMOND FRED”
II. THE END OF COHEN
III. THE SECRET TREASURE-HOUSE
IV
V. LALA HUANG
VI. A HINT OF INCENSE
VII. THE SCUFFLING SOUND
In a cramped saloon on the edge of Chinatown, a wiry East End Jew known as “Diamond Fred” sips whisky beside the hulking, scar‑marked Jim Poland. Their conversation crackles with rivalry and uneasy partnership, hinting at a recent murder that has the whole quarter under heightened police watch. Fred’s reputation as a clever crook with American training makes him both a target and a valuable ally in a world where loyalty is scarce.
As rumors of a strange death ripple through the lantern‑lit streets, the two men are drawn into a tangled web involving the alluring Lala Huang and a shadowy figure called Red Kerry. With patrols doubled and whispers of secret poisons and hidden traps, the stakes rise for anyone daring enough to probe the underbelly of the district. The story promises a tense chase through alleyways, betrayal, and a glimpse of the precarious balance between crime and survival.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (448K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Alan Johns, and David Widger
Release date
2004-05-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1883–1959
Best known for creating the unforgettable villain Dr. Fu Manchu, this English writer helped shape early 20th-century popular thrillers with a flair for mystery, menace, and pulp adventure.
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