Read Series: Fu Manchu
by Author Sax Rohmer
Re-enter Fu Manchu (2003)
Here is the twelfth of the perilous adventures of Nayland Smith—another absorbing thriller that pits the top British agent against the fiendish devices of the keenest criminal genius in history. For Fu Manchu, long thought dead, is on the scene again—and the great cities of London, Cairo and New ...
Daughter of Fu-Manchu (2012)
Egypt and then London, the early 1900's — the era of Sherlock Holmes, Dracula, and the mysteries of Egypt — a time of shadows, secret societies, discoveries of hidden knowledge, and even a dead man who lives again. Into this setting comes a classic femme fatale, an oriental beauty with a sirenesq...
The Mask of Fu-Manchu (2013)
This book, #5 of 14 in the Fu Manchu series, is a direct continuation of the previous entry, "The Daughter of Fu Manchu." Thus, a reading of that earlier story is fairly essential when going into this one. Shan Greville again narrates, and all our old friends are back: Nayland Smith, Dr. Petrie, ...
The Hand of Fu-Manchu (2012)
The review from afar – No. 11Re-revised forward to these overseas reviews:As I emulate a yo-yo, I continue to rely on an old-style Kindle 3G for any non-technical reading. I tip my hat to the fine folks at Project Gutenberg: virtually every title I have or will be reading in the near future com...
The Drums of Fu-Manchu (2014)
Sax Rohmer in his book, “The Drums of Fu-Manchu” Book Nine in the Dr. Fu-Manchu series published by Titan Books brings us new adventures of Sir Denis Nayland Smith, Dr. Petrie and, of course, the evil Dr. Fu-Manchu.From the Back Cover: “Imagine a person, tall, lean, and feline, high-shouldered, ...
The Return of Dr. Fu-Manchu (2012)
The review from afar – No. 10Re-revised forward to these overseas reviews:As I emulate a yo-yo, I continue to rely on an old-style Kindle 3G for any non-technical reading. I tip my hat to the fine folks at Project Gutenberg: virtually every title I have or will be reading in the near future com...
The Mystery of Dr. Fu-Manchu (2012)
The review from afar – No. 9Re-revised forward to these overseas reviews:As I emulate a yo-yo, I continue to rely on an old-style Kindle 3G for any non-technical reading. I tip my hat to the fine folks at Project Gutenberg: virtually every title I have or will be reading in the near future come...