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Greensea Island

By Victor Bridges

He was second officer on a steamer plying between Brazil and London when the news came. And now he was heir to his black-sheep uncle, of whom he had known but little and had not seen since childhood.

The inheritance of a small island comes to John Dry den as the fulfilment of a long-cherished dream, and he immediately decides to make it his home.

With his material possessions he also inherits a mysterious enmity, the cause for which, though apparently connected with Greensea Island, is unknown to him. Rapid and exciting events lead ing to the solving of the mystery the romance, the perils, the girl make up the best yarn that has come from Victor Bridges' pen.


New York G. P. Putnam's Sons London