Achmed Abdullah: 23 books

They had sent three expeditions up to Grand L’Popo Basin, all had disappeared and there were rumors of magic ju-ju’s and a strange magic leader… The unlikely team of Gerald Donachie and Mahmoud Ali Daud were going to find out what was going on with the Mystery of the Talking Idols…

The fact that the man whom he feared had died ten years earlier did not in the least lessen Stuart McGregor’s obsession of horror, of a certain grim expectancy, every time he recalled that final scene…

The fact that the man whom he feared had died ten years earlier did not in the least lessen Stuart McGregor's obsession of horror, of a certain grim expectancy, every time he recalled that final scene, just before Farragut Hutchison disappeared in the African jungle that stood, spe ctrally...

Michael Crane is struggling to get find out the true reason behind a German Professors visit to Outer Mongolia. What was his interest in the local lamasery?

Fate wrote the first chapter of this tale some centuries ago, when it planted the seeds of mutual hate in two kindred Mongol races: in Chinese and in Manchu, and by the same token, in patient, earthbound peasant and in hawkish nomad, hard-galloping across the land, conquering it with the swish of...

Ching Shan struggles to reconciles Himself to Himself…

Ranging from mystery to adventure to outright horror, from the streets of New York to the rooftops of Calcutta, from London's Chinatown to the jungles of Africa, here are tales of men caught up by plots and mysteries beyond their wildest imaginings! 

First published in 1924, The Thief of Bagdad has been reprinted only once in the past years! The story begins when Achmed, the most skillful thief in the city-state of Bagdad, steals into the Palace of the Caliph in search of loot; but one look at the city's Princess, and he discovers a greater treasure,...