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    The Golden Scorpion
    The Golden Scorpion
    The Golden Scorpion
    Audiobook7 hours

    The Golden Scorpion

    Written by Sax Rohmer

    Narrated by John Bolen

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    Four brilliant men have died mysteriously-and the only clue is the carved tail of a golden scorpion left beside their bodies. The man behind the horror calls himself "The Scorpion," and he is clearly a man of superior cunning. When the finest detectives of France and England-Gaston Max and Inspector Dunbar-join forces to stop the Scorpion before he can add a fifth victim to his list, the twisting trail takes them from the haunts of London's underworld to the seamy opium dens of Chinatown-and from there into the "Lair of the Scorpion."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateAug 17, 2009
    ISBN9781400180950
    Author

    Sax Rohmer

    Sax Rohmer (1883–1959) was a pioneering and prolific author of crime fiction, best known for his series of novels featuring the archetypal evil genius Dr. Fu-Manchu.

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      Classic Red Scare book! Back in the day when I was reading this stuff, Man from UNCLE books, and Ian Fleming, I loved his stuff for the eerie sense of mystery that seemed to cover everything like a fog. My favorite Rohmer book is still _The Dream Detective_ - a detective who solves mysteries by sleeping in the room where the murder has taken place.