The Long Trick By: Unknown (1886-1967)
The Long Trick by Unknown is an intriguing and mysterious tale that will keep readers captivated from beginning to end. The author's ability to craft a complex and multi-layered plot is commendable, leaving readers guessing and second-guessing throughout. The story follows a protagonist whose life takes an unexpected turn when they stumble upon a secret society known as The Long Trick. As they delve deeper into this clandestine world, they become embroiled in a dangerous game of power and deception. The author's narrative style perfectly balances suspense and action, creating an atmosphere of constant tension and unpredictability. One of the highlights of this book is the well-developed and nuanced characters. Each one is flawlessly crafted, with their own motivations, secrets, and hidden agendas. The protagonist, in particular, undergoes a remarkable transformation throughout the story, gradually unraveling the truth behind The Long Trick and discovering shocking revelations about their own identity. Another aspect that stands out is the author's vivid and evocative descriptions. They expertly weave together setting and atmosphere, transporting the reader into the gritty and shadowy underbelly of The Long Trick's world. The attention to detail adds an extra layer of richness to the reading experience, making it impossible to put the book down. Moreover, the pacing of the story is impeccable. The author maintains a fast-paced rhythm, constantly introducing new twists and turns that leave readers on edge. Each chapter ends with a cliffhanger, compelling readers to continue reading late into the night, eager to uncover the next piece of the puzzle. If there is any setback to The Long Trick, it would be the unresolved ending. While it adds an air of ambiguity and leaves room for interpretation, some readers may find themselves longing for more closure. Nevertheless, this only serves to demonstrate the author's skill in crafting an intricate and thought-provoking narrative. In conclusion, The Long Trick by Unknown is an enthralling and enigmatic tale that pushes the boundaries of the thriller genre. With its intriguing plot, well-developed characters, and atmospheric descriptions, it is a must-read for any fans of suspenseful and mysterious fiction. Unknown's writing is captivating, and I eagerly anticipate future works from this talented author. First Page: E text prepared by Al Haines Transcriber's note: "Bartimeus" is the pseudonym of Captain Lewis Anselm da Costa Ritchie, R.N. THE LONG TRICK by "BARTIMEUS" Author of "A Tall Ship," "Naval Occasions," etc. "Much of what you have done, as far as the public eye is concerned, may almost be said to have been done in the twilight." Extract from address delivered by the Prime Minister on board the Fleet Flagship, Aug. , 1915. Cassell and Company, Ltd London, New York, Toronto and Melbourne First Published. October 1917. Reprinted (Twice) October 1917, November 1917. TO one CHUNKS Who, in moments of frenzy, is called HUNKS and answers readily to TUNKS, TINKS or TONKS, This Book is INSCRIBED FOREWORD DEAR N AND M, This is the first opportunity I have had of answering your letter, although I am hardly to blame since you chose to write anonymously and leave me with no better clue to your address than the Tunbridge Wells postmark. Fee! Fi! Fo! Fum! I am sorry about Torps, though. I admit his death was a mistake, and I fancy my Publisher thought so too: but we cannot very well bring him to life again, like Sherlock Holmes. So please cheer up, and remember that there are just as many fine fellows in the ink pot as ever came out of it... Continue reading book >>

The Long Trick By: Unknown (1886-1967)

The Long Trick by Unknown is an intriguing and mysterious tale that will keep readers captivated from beginning to end. The author's ability to craft a complex and multi-layered plot is commendable, leaving readers guessing and second-guessing throughout.

The story follows a protagonist whose life takes an unexpected turn when they stumble upon a secret society known as The Long Trick. As they delve deeper into this clandestine world, they become embroiled in a dangerous game of power and deception. The author's narrative style perfectly balances suspense and action, creating an atmosphere of constant tension and unpredictability.

One of the highlights of this book is the well-developed and nuanced characters. Each one is flawlessly crafted, with their own motivations, secrets, and hidden agendas. The protagonist, in particular, undergoes a remarkable transformation throughout the story, gradually unraveling the truth behind The Long Trick and discovering shocking revelations about their own identity.

Another aspect that stands out is the author's vivid and evocative descriptions. They expertly weave together setting and atmosphere, transporting the reader into the gritty and shadowy underbelly of The Long Trick's world. The attention to detail adds an extra layer of richness to the reading experience, making it impossible to put the book down.

Moreover, the pacing of the story is impeccable. The author maintains a fast-paced rhythm, constantly introducing new twists and turns that leave readers on edge. Each chapter ends with a cliffhanger, compelling readers to continue reading late into the night, eager to uncover the next piece of the puzzle.

If there is any setback to The Long Trick, it would be the unresolved ending. While it adds an air of ambiguity and leaves room for interpretation, some readers may find themselves longing for more closure. Nevertheless, this only serves to demonstrate the author's skill in crafting an intricate and thought-provoking narrative.

In conclusion, The Long Trick by Unknown is an enthralling and enigmatic tale that pushes the boundaries of the thriller genre. With its intriguing plot, well-developed characters, and atmospheric descriptions, it is a must-read for any fans of suspenseful and mysterious fiction. Unknown's writing is captivating, and I eagerly anticipate future works from this talented author.

First Page:

E text prepared by Al Haines

Transcriber's note:

"Bartimeus" is the pseudonym of Captain Lewis Anselm da Costa Ritchie, R.N.

THE LONG TRICK

"BARTIMEUS"

Author of "A Tall Ship," "Naval Occasions," etc.

"Much of what you have done, as far as the public eye is concerned, may almost be said to have been done in the twilight." Extract from address delivered by the Prime Minister on board the Fleet Flagship, Aug. , 1915.

Cassell and Company, Ltd London, New York, Toronto and Melbourne

First Published. October 1917. Reprinted (Twice) October 1917, November 1917.

TO one CHUNKS Who, in moments of frenzy, is called HUNKS and answers readily to TUNKS, TINKS or TONKS, This Book is INSCRIBED

FOREWORD

DEAR N AND M,

This is the first opportunity I have had of answering your letter, although I am hardly to blame since you chose to write anonymously and leave me with no better clue to your address than the Tunbridge Wells postmark.

Fee! Fi! Fo! Fum! I am sorry about Torps, though. I admit his death was a mistake, and I fancy my Publisher thought so too: but we cannot very well bring him to life again, like Sherlock Holmes. So please cheer up, and remember that there are just as many fine fellows in the ink pot as ever came out of it... Continue reading book >>

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