A. E. W. Mason Knihy

The story revolves around Harry Feversham, a British Guards officer who grapples with his fear of failing in battle. When he resigns before a mission to Sudan, he faces betrayal from his peers and fiancée, Ethne, who views his resignation as cowardice. Each of his three fellow-officers sends him a white feather, symbolizing shame, while Ethne chooses to marry Durrance, a friend who has been injured in combat. This tale explores themes of honor, courage, and the complexities of love amidst the backdrop of war.

The Four Feathers is a significant literary work that has held importance throughout history. This modern edition has been carefully reformatted and retyped to ensure clarity and readability, preserving the original text for current and future generations. The effort to republish this book highlights its lasting impact and relevance.

Set in a captivating French backdrop, this detective novel introduces Inspector Hanaud, a compelling fictional investigator. The narrative weaves a complex mystery that has not only intrigued readers but also inspired film adaptations in both French and English. The story promises an engaging blend of suspense and clever deduction, showcasing Hanaud's unique investigative style.

French Inspector Gabriel Hanaud, a significant figure in mystery fiction, is introduced as he investigates the murder of wealthy Madame Dauvray while on holiday. Harry Wethermill, in love with the prime suspect Celia Harland, seeks Hanaud's help, driven by his unwavering belief in her innocence. The story unfolds with layers of intrigue and mystery, showcasing Hanaud's detective skills and the complexities of love and suspicion.

In this thrilling novel, A.E.W. Mason explores the human experience of war and espionage. Set against the backdrop of World War I, this novel provides a gripping and suspenseful account of the lives of spies and soldiers during this tumultuous time. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the cultural impact of World War I or the history of espionage.