The Grand Babylon Hotel

The Grand Babylon Hotel is a classic work of suspense and intrigue, written by English author Arnold Bennett in 1902. Set in a luxurious hotel in London, the novel follows the exploits of a plucky young journalist named Theodore Racksole as he unravels a complex mystery involving international espionage, secret societies, and a missing princess. Bennett's masterful plotting and vivid characterizations make this book a thrilling and satisfying read.
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