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One Wonderful Night
Louis Tracy
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In the next instant Curtis, who, for a mild-mannered person, appeared to possess a singularly close acquaintance with the ethics of a street row, sprang at the automobile, pushed back a man who was getting out, slammed the door, seized the speed levers, and bent them hopelessly with a violent tug.
A swearing chauffeur fumbled in the seat, but was in no real hurry to alight, because he had noted the Count's d. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
Very frenetic with events swirling around young and stalwart John D. Curtis. A man and woman find true love in 1912 New York while involved in international intrigue and a murder mystery that happens in a single night!
The hero, John Delancy Curtis, arrives from Pekin, China, after strenuous enginee
I enjoyed the mystery coming together at the end, but the book seemed a little too long for such a short amount of time. At some parts I got a little bored, and there was barely any romance.
For whatever reason, Tracy's books where the hero is from America are usually pretty good. This story had the advantage of really moving (compared to others by the author and of the era).