The Mountain of Fears

· 1933

“A capital story told with a spirit and go that are irresistible. A strong and dramatic novel. Shows literary genius.”—Newark Advertiser. “A little breathless toward the end, the reader enjoys every moment spent with Brian Kinard, the roving son of an Irish earl.”—Chicago Record-Herald.…

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