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Edgar Wallace's Terror Keep" in 1927 features perhaps the most memorable of all Wallace heroes, Mr. J. G. Reeder. Reeder goes out of his way to point out that he is not a detective, which is technically true. He is not a police officer and has no power to arrest suspects. He... Read Full Overview

Terror Keep is an exceptionally effective and thoroughly entertaining thriller, featuring perhaps the most memorable of all Wallace's heroes, Mr. J. G. Reeder. Reeder is at pains to point out that he is not a detective, which is technically true. He is not a policeman, and has... Read Full Overview

"Terror Keep" is a 1927 novel by English writer Edgar Wallace. After narrowly avoiding the wrath of highly-intelligent and arguably-insane villain John Flack, Detective JG Reeder and his secretary, Margaret Belman become locked in a deadly duel with the evil genius. A gripping... Read Full Overview

When John Flack, a notorious criminal mastermind, escapes from Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum, life becomes dangerous for Mr. J.G. Reeder. So Mr. Reeder is quite glad, when the woman he loves leaves London and takes a job as a secretary at Larme Keep, a noble boarding house... Read Full Overview

"Terror Keep" is a 1927 Edgar Wallace thriller featuring perhaps the most memorable of all Wallace's heroes, Mr. J. G. Reeder. Reeder is at pains to point out that he is not a detective, which is technically true. He is not a policeman, and has no power to arrest suspects. He... Read Full Overview

There were two subjects which irritated the mind of Margaret Belman as the Southern Express carried her toward Selford Junction and the branch line train which crawled from the junction to Siltbury. The first of these was, not unnaturally, the drastic changes she now contemplated,... Read Full Overview

There were two subjects which irritated the mind of Margaret Belman as the Southern Express carried her toward Selford Junction and the branch line train which crawled from the junction to Siltbury. The first of these was, not unnaturally, the drastic changes she now contemplated,... Read Full Overview

RIGHTLY speaking, it is improper, not to say illegal, for those sadly privileged few who go in and out of Broadmoor Criminal Asylum, to have pointed out to them any particular character, however notorious he may have been or to what heights of public interest his infamy had carried... Read Full Overview

RIGHTLY speaking, it is improper, not to say illegal, for those sadly privileged few who go in and out of Broadmoor Criminal Asylum, to have pointed out to them any particular character, however notorious he may have been or to what heights of public interest his infamy had carried... Read Full Overview

There were two subjects which irritated the mind of Margaret Belman as the Southern Express carried her toward Selford Junction and the branch line train which crawled from the junction to Siltbury. The first of these was, not unnaturally, the drastic changes she now contemplated,... Read Full Overview

Edgar Wallace war einer der bekanntesten englischen Kriminalautoren seiner Zeit (1875 - 1932). Das Buch John Flack (Original: Terror Keep) entstand kurz nach dem Zinker im Jahre 1927 und ist seit langem vergriffen.

"Terror Keep" is a 1927 Edgar Wallace thriller featuring perhaps the most memorable of all Wallace's heroes, Mr. J. G. Reeder. Reeder is at pains to point out that he is not a detective, which is technically true. He is not a policeman, and has no power to arrest suspects. He... Read Full Overview

Edgar Wallace war einer der bekanntesten englischen Kriminalautoren seiner Zeit (1875 - 1932). Das Buch John Flack (Original: Terror Keep) entstand kurz nach dem Zinker im Jahre 1927 und ist seit langem vergriffen.

Terror Keep is a 1927 thriller novel by the British writer Edgar Wallace. It is part of a series featuring Wallace's detective J.G. Reeder.[1]References James p.175BibliographyRussell, James. Great British Fictional Detectives. Remember When, 2009.