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The White Moll

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A resourceful young woman leading a double life moves through New York's criminal milieu, alternating between outward respectability and dangerous night-time errands. After promising to foil a planned theft, she breaks into a shop to recover hidden funds and becomes entangled with thieves, coded messages, and an underworld council. Alias identities, secret panels, and a mysterious silver sphinx complicate shifting loyalties as rival crooks maneuver for advantage. The narrative follows her stealthy investigations, clandestine operations, and the final reckonings that expose betrayals and settle outstanding debts.

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Frank L. Packard

Frank L. Packard was a Canadian author known for his contributions to early 20th-century fiction, particularly in the genres of adventure and crime. He gained popularity with his series featuring the character Jimmie Dale, a master thief and detective, showcased in works like "The Adventures of Jimmie Dale" and its sequels. Packard's storytelling often combined elements of suspense and intrigue, appealing to readers of his time. His novel "The Miracle Man" further exemplifies his knack for weaving compelling narratives that explore themes of redemption and human resilience. With a diverse portfolio of over a dozen works, Packard remains a notable figure in the literary heritage of adventure fiction.

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