The Gray Phantom's Return

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The Gray Phantom's Return

by Herman Landon

EN·~7 hours·33 chapters

Chapters

33 total

E-text prepared by Roger Frank, Juliet Sutherland,

0:27

THE GRAY PHANTOM’S RETURN - CHAPTER I—FROM DYING LIPS

12:55

CHAPTER II—THE MISSING BAUBLE

16:37

CHAPTER III—BLUE OR GRAY?

23:40

CHAPTER IV—MR. ADAIR, OF BOSTON

14:05

CHAPTER V—DANGER

13:07

CHAPTER VI—THE WAY OUT

15:56

CHAPTER VII—DOCTOR BIMBLE’S LABORATORY

19:47

CHAPTER VIII—LOGIC VERSUS HEART THROBS

11:09

CHAPTER IX—THE PHANTOM IS MYSTIFIED

15:56

Description

In the rain‑slick streets of a restless city, patrolman Joshua Pinto hauls his night‑shift through dim alleys and shuttered storefronts, his thoughts drifting between the comforts of home and the endless grind of his beat. He knows the neighborhood’s characters by name—Sylvanus Gage, the pipe‑dealer with a reputation for hidden dealings, and the shadowy figures that flit between the streetlamps. Yet even a seasoned cop like Pinto can’t shake the uneasy feeling that something out of the ordinary is about to crack the city’s weary routine.

A whisper circulates about the return of a figure long thought vanished—the Gray Phantom, a criminal legend whose name still chills the underworld. As Pinto’s patrol brings him back to Gage’s rundown shop, a sudden slam of a door pulls him into a moment that promises to shatter the monotony of his nightly rounds. The stage is set for a tense chase through fog‑filled streets, where loyalty, danger, and old secrets will collide.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (446K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2011-09-20

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

HL

Herman Landon

1882–1960

A Swedish-born American writer of crime and mystery fiction, he is best remembered for the Gray Phantom stories and other fast-paced detective novels from the early 20th century. His work helped shape the kind of popular suspense fiction that moved easily between books, pulp magazines, and early film adaptations.

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