The False Faces

Description

The False Face is the second volume of the series of Lone Wolf. Michael Lanyard had left his job as aristocrat-burglar and began a dignitary living, from the moment when the Great War ruined his life. He is living alone as he has no longer a family and an emissary Ekstrom suddenly appeared for which he was known to be dead, his extraordinary capabilities as the Lone Wolf are indispensable yet again, this instance in the warfare following near the command center of the opponents. Yet for another time, there is an implication of a furtive lady.

This includes contents on: Out of No Man’s Land; From a British Port; In the Barred Zone; In Deep Waters; On the Banks; Under Suspicion; In Stateroom 29; Off Nantucket; Sub Sea; At Base; Under the Rose; Resurrection; Reincarnation; Defamation; Recognition; Au Printemps; Finesse; Danse Macabre; Force Majeure; Riposte; Question; Chicane; and Amnesty.

Louis Joseph Vance was a United States writer, born in Washington, D. C., and studied in the preparatory department of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. He created short tales and poetry, also wrote several famous novels. His protagonist Michael Lanyard, a.k.a. The Lone Wolf, was introduced in 8 novels and 24 motion pictures from 1914 to 1949, and presented into radio and television shows.

Louis was also known for these works, such as: Terence O’Rourke; The Private War; The Brass Bowl; The Black Bag; The Bronze Bell; The Pool of Flame; Fortune Hunter; No Man’s Land; Cynthia of the Minute; The Bandbox; The Destroying Angel; The Day of Days; Joan Thursday; The Trey O’ Hearts: A Motion Picture Melodrama; The Lone Wolf (LW1); Nobody; Sheep’s Clothing; The False Faces (LW2); The Dark Mirror; Alias the Lone Wolf (LW3); Red Masquerade (LW4); Linda Lee Incorporated; Baroque: A Mystery; The Lone Wolf Returns (LW5); Mrs. Paramor; Road to En Dor; The Dead Ride Hard; and many others.
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