Chang was the lord of the Chinese underworld and Lim Toy was the goddess of the opium dens. Secret Agent X had no choice but to descend into the catacombs of the dragon.
Curse Of The Mandarin’s Fan (1938) – Chang, Lord of Chinatown’s secret catacombs, ruler of an empire of hell—held the dire curse of a fan of evil. And the blood of the innocent was shed with the blood of the guilty . . . And even Secret Agent X, nemesis of master criminals, found himself hopelessly entangled in the mad vortex of crime’s rival kings.
Chapter I – Queen of the Black Smoke
Chapter II – Room of Sudden Sleep
Chapter III – The Curse of Chang
Chapter IV – The Brass Boot
Chapter V – Death of Strange Design
Chapter VI – Blue Madness
Chapter VII – Master of Agony
Brant House was a pseudonym used by all of the various authors of the Secret Agent "X" novels. G.T. Fleming-Roberts was the actual author of Curse of the Mandarin's Fan.
G.T. Fleming-Roberts was the pen name for George Thomas Roberts (1910-1968), a prolific author of pulp mystery and crime fiction. Fleming-Roberts wrote nineteen of the forty one Secret Agent “X” novels.
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