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The Copper House

By Julius Regis
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A mounting conspiracy in Stockholm draws together spies, adventurers, and exiles around an enigmatic mastermind who seeks to exploit wartime chaos; investigators and assorted allies, including a determined young man and a skeptical baron, trace a trail of secret documents, betrayals, thefts, and ambushes through successive probes and skirmishes, culminating in a tense final confrontation where resourcefulness and timely action avert a dangerous plot.

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Julius Regis

Julius Regis was an author known for his contributions to early 20th-century literature. His works often explore themes of mystery and intrigue, as seen in his notable titles such as "No. 13 Toroni" and "The Copper House." Regis's writing is characterized by its engaging narratives and vivid settings, which invite readers into his imaginative worlds. While not widely recognized today, his stories reflect the literary styles and cultural contexts of his time, offering a glimpse into the era's storytelling traditions.

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