A combination of detective story, mystery, and romance that will
interest even the most blase of novel readers.--_Springfield_ (Mass.)
_Union_.
May be recommended to anyone who enjoys a swift, dramatic, and ingenious
mystery story, with the interest of the reader gripped at the
outset.--_Buffalo Express_.
Bubbles with intense interest from beginning to end. Fully as good a
story as "The Crimson Blind."--_Brooklyn Eagle_.
The mysterious events which took place at the Royal Palace Hotel,
London, and at the strange house in Audley Place, are unfolded in this
absorbing story.--_Washington Star_.
There are times when a novel of the "shilling shocker" type is more to
be desired than much fine writing. This is especially true if it is
forcibly written and is well printed. "The Slave of Silence" is such a
novel... For genuine entertainment one cannot do better than to read
this book.--_New York Times_.
"_A rattling good story_"
*LORD CAMMARLEIGH'S SECRET*
_By_ ROY HORNIMAN