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by Arthur B. (Arthur Benjamin) Reeve
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CONTENTS
CHAPTER - I THE SERPENT SIGN - II THE CRYPTIC RING - III THE WATCHING EYE - IV THE VENGEANCE OF WU FANG - V THE SHADOWS OF WAR - VI THE LOST TORPEDO - VII THE GRAY FRIAR - VIII THE VANISHING MAN - IX THE SUBMARINE HARBOR - X THE CONSPIRATORS - XI THE WIRELESS DETECTIVE - XII THE DEATH CLOUD - XIII THE SEARCHLIGHT GUN - XIV THE LIFE CHAIN - XV THE FLASH - XVI THE DISAPPEARING HELMETS - XVII THE TRIUMPH OF ELAINE - THE ROMANCE OF ELAINE - CHAPTER I - THE SERPENT SIGN
THE CLUTCHING HAND DEAD
BEWARE POISONED GAS UPON OPENING COMPARTMENT.
CHAPTER II - THE CRYPTIC RING
CHAPTER III - THE WATCHING EYE
DEAR AUNT JOSEPHINE,
CHAPTER IV - THE VENGEANCE OF WU FANG
CRAIG KENNEDY,
Elaine finally feels a breath of safety after a harrowing ordeal, but the lingering thrill of recent events refuses to let her rest. She decides to escape the city’s clamor for a few quiet days with her beloved childhood nurse, Aunt Tabitha, hoping the country air and familiar comforts will soothe her nerves. The journey brings her back to a modest home near New York, where old friends, a loyal dog, and the simple rhythm of rural life await.
Meanwhile, the brilliant detective Craig Kennedy is deep in his own pursuit, sifting through a mountain of confiscated papers that may hide a fortune amassed by the elusive criminal Perry Bennett. An enigmatic envelope marked with a staggering sum leads to a baffling blank page, hinting at a clever ruse and a mystery that refuses to stay buried. As Elaine settles in, the quiet of the countryside is poised to intersect with Kennedy’s relentless quest, promising intrigue that could draw her back into danger.
Full title
The Romance of Elaine Sequel to "Exploits of Elaine" Sequel to "Exploits of Elaine"
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (473K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-02-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1880–1936
A prolific early mystery writer, he helped popularize the idea of the scientific detective through his famous sleuth Craig Kennedy, often nicknamed "The American Sherlock Holmes." His stories blend classic whodunits with the new technologies and forensic ideas that were exciting readers in the early 1900s.
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