Fergus Hume - Tracked by a Tattoo

Name: Tracked by a Tattoo
Author: Fergus Hume

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Author: Fergus Hume

Genres: Detective Fiction,

27.06.2022

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The CrimeA RecognitionThe Result of the CrimeAnother DiscoveryThe Red Star AdvertisementA Startling IncidentDifficultiesA Mysterious PackageVaud and VaudAnother Link in the ChainThe Intervention of ChanceThe Tattooed CrossFanks Makes Up his MindComing EventsUnhappy LoversTwo against OneOn the Twenty-First of JuneThe Defiance of Anne ColmerThe Green OvercoatThe Eight Bells EnigmaMrs. Boazoph Receives a ShockThe Confession of HershamExit Dr. RenshawThe Clue of the HandwritingAt Mere Hall, HantsMrs. Prisom's StoryMrs. Prisom's Story--continuedSir Louis ExplainsDr. Binjoy ProtestsA Letter from Hersham, SeniorThe Secret is RevealedMrs. Boazoph Tells the TruthHow and Why the Deed was DoneThe SameThe Opinion of Octavius Fanks

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Mysteries abound in this crime novel by Fergus Hume. Mr. Fanks, detective of Scotland Yard, is not all he seems, for when off-duty, he assumes his real identity of Octavius Rixton, well-to-do idler. When the scent of a murder reaches him, he is instantly Mr. Fanks and on the pursuit. A guilty looking innkeeper nicknamed Queen Beelzebub and a suspicious doctor named Renshaw further complicate his beginning investigation, and he finds the body is a man with a tattoo on his arm that has been partially obliterated by a knife. Where no one is as he seems the mystery can only deepen before its solution. - Summary by Don W. Jenkins