Front cover of Blue Hand by Edgar Wallace

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Blue Hand

Edgar Wallace

A missing heiress, a dangerous inheritance, and a warning signed with a blue hand pull Jim Steele into deadly suspicion.

First published 1925

Mystery & Crime collection

Britain

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Jim Steele, clerk to the eminent London lawyer Septimus Salter, has become absorbed in the old Danton mystery: the disappearance of Lady Mary Danton and her infant daughter Dorothy, whose lost claim still hangs over a substantial inheritance. When Steele begins to suspect that his friend Eunice Weldon may be connected to the vanished heiress, curiosity turns into alarm.

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