The Zeppelin's Passenger - Paperback
The Zeppelin's Passenger - Paperback
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by E. Phillips Oppenheim (Author)
Nothing is as it seems at Wood Norton. A Zeppelin on a midnight flight over the English coast nearly crashes, leaving behind its observation car-and a Homberg hat. A mysterious stranger who appears from nowhere bearing news of Lady Cranston's brother, who languishes as a German prisoner of war. And Sir Henry Cranston, who refuses to come out of retirement at a time when his country is in need, but prefers instead to spend his time fishing. The fate of nations and of two lovers separated by war depends on discovering the secret of... The Zeppelin's Passenger!
Author Biography
Edward Phillips Oppenheim (October 22, 1866-February 3, 1946) was born in London, the son of a leather merchant. He was a successful novelist, with more than 150 novels published. Most of these were in the suspense and international intrigue genres, though he also wrote romances and comedies. He is credited with writing the first modern spy novels. His most famous work is The Great Impersonation which was three times made into a film. During World War I he worked in the Ministry of Information. He died at his home on the isle of Guernsey.
