Robert Welles Ritchie Libri

Join the intrepid detective Charlie Chan as he solves challenging cases in both the United States and Europe. From small-town murders to international espionage, Chan uses his wit and wisdom to solve crimes and bring criminals to justice. Inside the Lines is a thrilling read for anyone interested in detective fiction.

The journey of Jack Sumner into the American wilderness serves as a backdrop for exploring themes of self-discovery and cultural identity. Throughout his adventures, he interacts with diverse characters, including Native Americans and prospectors, while grappling with the beauty and challenges of the landscape. A recurring Native American legend about two moons enriches the narrative, prompting Jack to reflect on his identity and purpose. The novel, written in a lyrical style, vividly captures the essence of the early 20th-century American West.

Set against the backdrop of World War I, the novel follows Allan Steele, a young American spy tasked with gathering intelligence on the German army. Initially reluctant, Steele becomes immersed in espionage, gaining the trust of German officers while grappling with his duty to his country. His mission becomes even more complicated when he falls in love with a French woman named Louise. The story delves into themes of love, duty, and patriotism, offering a captivating glimpse into the world of wartime espionage.

"Dust of the Desert" by Robert Welles Ritchie explores early 20th century Mexico, where bandits, priests, and everyday people vie for resources in harsh desert landscapes. The novel captures the struggles and conflicts of this tumultuous period.