A Bid for Fortune by Guy Boothby

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A Bid for Fortune is a book by Guy Boothby, first published in 1895. Emerging at a time when serialized adventure fiction and early crime thrillers were gaining momentum, it helped establish Boothby’s reputation as a master of fast-paced, imaginative storytelling. The novel reflects the late-Victorian appetite for exotic settings, secretive societies, and larger-than-life villains, all delivered with a brisk energy that has kept readers curious about its world of intrigue ever since. The story follows a determined protagonist drawn into a web of international mystery and danger after a fateful encounter pulls him far from the comforts of everyday life. As he navigates hidden plots, shifting alliances, and perilous escapades, the narrative delivers a blend of high adventure, suspense, and atmospheric tension. Readers who enjoy classic mystery fiction, vintage crime stories, and globe-spanning adventure tales will find this novel rich in dramatic twists and vivid scenes that evoke the spirit of Victorian popular literature. Boothby, known for crafting charismatic heroes and unforgettable antagonists, brings to this tale a flair for pacing and a willingness to explore the shadows beneath society’s polished surface. The book remains an engaging example of early thriller writing, offering the kind of escapist adventure and suspense that continue to appeal to fans of classic fiction, historical mysteries, and traditional adventure novels.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 148
Illustrations: No
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