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Step back in time to the thrilling world of early 20th-century detective stories with "Nick Carter Stories, No. 120-160, Dec. 26, 1914-Oct 2, 1915: The Pressing Peril; Dared for Los Angeles." This collection, penned by Nick Carter and Roland Ashford Phillips, offers a glimpse into a bygone era of American crime fiction published in periodicals.
Immerse yourself in classic tales of mystery and daring adventure. This volume, carefully prepared for republication, captures the essence of historical detective fiction, appealing to enthusiasts of the genre and those fascinated by the evolution of crime narratives. Explore the suspenseful plots and enduring appeal of Nick Carter, a name synonymous with early detective heroes. Discover a world where justice prevails and mysteries are unraveled with skill and determination. Perfect for readers who appreciate timeless stories of crime and detection.
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