- Chapter 1 - A Gathering at a Club
- Chapter 2 - A Daring Crime
- Chapter 3 - Winifred Bartlett Hears Something
- Chapter 4 - Further Surprises
- Chapter 5 - Prosecutors
- Chapter 6 - Brother Ralph
- Chapter 7 - Still Mere Mystery
- Chapter 8 - A Dream Face
- Chapter 9 - The Flight
- Chapter 10 - Carshaw Takes Up the Case
- Chapter 11 - The Two Cars
- Chapter 12 - The Pursuit
- Chapter 13 - The New Link
- Chapter 14 - A Subtle Attack
- Chapter 15 - The Visitor
- Chapter 16 - Winifred Drifts
- Chapter 17 - All Roads Lead to East Orange
- Chapter 18 - The Crash
- Chapter 19 - Clancy Explains
- Chapter 20 - In the Toils
- Chapter 21 - Mother and Son
- Chapter 22 - The Hunt
- Chapter 23 - "He Who Fights and Runs Away --"
- Chapter 24 - In Full Cry
- Chapter 25 - Flank Attacks
- Chapter 26 - The Biter Bit
- Chapter 27 - The Settlement
This is a fast-paced mystery, set in New York City, has two or three really interesting ("round") characters, a solid plot, no cheap plot-twists, two full-fledged sub/urban battles and some real surprises.
Winifred Bartlett, a beautiful and poor orphan, suddenly finds herself homeless and out of a job. Prince Charming (nee Rex Carshaw) comes on to her by accident and begins to take an interest. As strange, apparently unconnected disasters continue to batter poor Winnie, Rex and two police detectives (the most interesting characters in the book) probe the causes and forces threatening the dear girl's well-being and, ultimately, her very life and liberty. It turns out that it is Winifred's close resemblance to her mother, who died long ago in Vermont, that threatens certain powerful interests in contemporary (1913) New York.
An unusually large cast of bad guys - each with a different motive for getting rid of Winifred - includes a US Senator, and unsuccessful book binding supervisor, an influential NY society belle, and gun-slinging Western gangster "Mick the Wolf.” The mystery becomes increasingly complex with every new assault on the girl's well-being, and the efforts of the NY police and the ever-faithful Rex. - Summary by Kirsten Wever
Winifred Bartlett, a beautiful and poor orphan, suddenly finds herself homeless and out of a job. Prince Charming (nee Rex Carshaw) comes on to her by accident and begins to take an interest. As strange, apparently unconnected disasters continue to batter poor Winnie, Rex and two police detectives (the most interesting characters in the book) probe the causes and forces threatening the dear girl's well-being and, ultimately, her very life and liberty. It turns out that it is Winifred's close resemblance to her mother, who died long ago in Vermont, that threatens certain powerful interests in contemporary (1913) New York.
An unusually large cast of bad guys - each with a different motive for getting rid of Winifred - includes a US Senator, and unsuccessful book binding supervisor, an influential NY society belle, and gun-slinging Western gangster "Mick the Wolf.” The mystery becomes increasingly complex with every new assault on the girl's well-being, and the efforts of the NY police and the ever-faithful Rex. - Summary by Kirsten Wever
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