Short Fiction Bedford-Jones, H: Vincent Connor (1932); v1, 11 Feb 2020

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Vincent Connor is a wealthy young man in the American Concession in Tienstin, the port city of Peking, in the early 1930s. His is in charge of various Connor enterprises, and thought a playboy businessman.

But there is a lot more to Connor than his friends and acquaintances know about...

All six short stories of Vincent Connor, amounting to some 50,000 words.

1: A Prince for Sale
2: House Of Missing Men
3: The Tomb-Robber
4: Diplomacy By Air
5: Connor Takes Charge
6: The King-Makers

(The cover utilises a detail from a 1920s hat advertisement.)

The stories are sourced from Roy Glashan's library.

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