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| E. Phillips Oppenheim |
Melody of the Redeeming Qualities blog pens
an appreciation of the
E. Phillips Oppenheim works
The Long Arm of Mannister (1909; "he likes to take his victims to dinner and toy with them") as well as
Mr. Billingham, the Marquis and Madelon (1927; "[e]veryone drinks lots of champagne cocktails")
. She especially likes private inquiry agent and baroness Clara Linz of
Advice Limited (1936; "most of her work has the potential to cause scandals and international financial crises"). Although she is no fan of
The Deliberate Detective (1914; "this book is Bad"), she declares, "you can pry
The Great Impersonation from my cold, dead hands."
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