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    JIMGRIM - Complete Series: Action Adventure Spy Thrillers: 17 Novels in One Edition

    By Talbot Mundy

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    Jimgrim is an American who had been recruited by the British intelligence services because of his in-depth knowledge of Arab life. He often travels to Middle East in order to protect British interest in that part of the world, putting himself, quite often, in a grave danger.
    Table of Contents:
    Jimgrim and Allah's Peace
    The Iblis at Ludd
    The Seventeen Thieves of El-Kalil
    The Lion of Petra
    The Woman Ayisha
    The Lost Trooper
    Affair in Araby
    A Secret Society
    Moses and Mrs. Aintree
    The Mystery of Khufu's Tomb
    Jungle Jest
    The Nine Unknown
    The Marriage of Meldrum Strange
    The Hundred Days
    OM — The Secret of Ahbor Valley
    The Devil's Guard
    Jimgrim (King of the World)
    LanguageEnglish
    Publishere-artnow
    Release dateJul 20, 2018
    ISBN9788026895954
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    JIMGRIM - Complete Series: Action Adventure Spy Thrillers: 17 Novels in One Edition
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    Talbot Mundy

    Born in London in 1879, Talbot Mundy (1879-1940) was an American based author popular in the adventure fiction genre. Mundy was a well-traveled man, residing in multiple different countries in his lifetime. After being raised in London, Mundy first moved to British India, where he worked as a reporter. Then, he switched professions, moving to East Africa to become an ivory poacher. Finally, in 1909, Mundy moved to New York, where he began his literary career. First publishing short stories, Mundy became known for writing tales based on places that he traveled. After becoming an American citizen, Mundy joined the Christian science religious movement, which prompted him to move to Jerusalem. There he founded and established the first newspaper in the city to be published primarily in the English language. By the time of his death in 1940, Mundy had rose to fame as a best-selling author, and left behind a prolific legacy that influenced the work of many other notable writers.

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