The Stolen Lady by Alice and Claude Askew

By the most successful serial writers of the Edwardian era, The Stolen Lady is a classic abduction narrative first published in 1908, and now re-published for the first time. Muriel Latimer dreams of wider horizons, romantic foreign princes, and a life out of her ordinary middle-class existence. When she is secreted away to a magnificent castle, she will discover the reality of her romantic dreams.

Alice and Claude Askew were the best-selling writing partnership behind many popular novels published during the Edwardian period. Their crime mystery classic The Stolen Lady was first published in book form in 1912. This edition represents the first time this work has been returned to print in over a century, making the inventive and original mystery writing of the Askews accessible to a modern audience.

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