Arctic Flight Leads Cayley to Hidden Yacht Mystery
Philip Cayley resigns from the army after being accused unjustly and distances himself. He builds a flying machine and roams the Arctic where an oddly shaped stick from an assassin's hand triggers his curiosity. He sights a yacht near an ice floe, meets Jeanne Fielding, and learns her father Captain Fielding, an arctic explorer, is being hunted.
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Philip Cayley
Perry Hunter
Cayley
Arctic
Jeanne Fielding
Captain Fielding
Wings Over Ice Fields Aerial Pact and Mystery
On a frozen coast a winged traveler talks of flying to the pole and beyond while a survivor and her crew await word. He plans to search, then sleep on the headland and return at dawn with news as a silent murder mystery lingers behind them.
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Cayley
Dawson City
St. Petersburg
Captain Fielding
The Murderers on the Arctic Walrus
Roscoe and Planck trek a glacier while a brutal, control hungry killer named Roscoe has carved a ruthless hold over eleven shipwreck survivors. Their leader Fielding once mentored Planck but vanished with two others as Roscoe’s reign of fear grows.
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Roscoe
Planck
Behring Strait
McKenzie - Bay
Captain Fielding
Fielding
Captain Planck
Alaska
Australia
California
Klondike
Saess
Progressive Parming by Honest Farmer Hornbeak
In a humorous Puck excerpt, Honest Farmer Hornbeak admits the extra work of sharpening stump tops on his land. He says the eventual aim is to let the hired man stand or sit comfortably, reflecting a genial, practical rural quip.
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Hornbeak
Puck
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Cape Nome
Iain Planck
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