Novels by Doyle, Maugham, Charteris, MacDonald, Gardner, Woolrick, and Fleming deal with spies and secret agents in World Wars I and II and the cold war
William E. Barrett Books
This author delves into profound moral and spiritual questions, often with a spiritual undercurrent that shaped his own life. His writing is noted for its ability to weave strong ethical messages into compelling narratives. He explores the human condition and the search for meaning across various circumstances. His works often reflect a deep understanding of spiritual themes.
The Lilies of the Field
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
One of the most beloved of modern classics returns with a beautiful new cover. The enchanting story of two unlikely friends, a black ex-GI and the head of a group of German nuns, The Lilies of the Field tells the story of their impossible dream--to build a chapel in the desert.
The Complete Cases of Needle Mike, Volume 2
- 274 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Set against the gritty backdrop of St. Louis's tenderloin district, the narrative follows millionaire Ken McNally as he masquerades as a tattoo parlor owner, leading him into the depths of criminal intrigue. This collection features four hard-boiled mysteries, showcasing McNally's encounters with the underworld. Originally published in the 1930s in Dime Detective, these stories highlight the thrilling escapades of Needle Mike, a character who navigates a world of danger and deception.
