Most People Love a "Thriller." THE GREEN GHOST the serial rights of which have been secured , by the "Auckland Star," supplies all the constituents. Out in the West Indies, "voodooism," or Mack magic, is rire. Consequently, when a British merchant was found dead in the study orchis house in Jamaica, there were stories of weird happenings during the night, just before the pistol shot was flred—queer things seen out in tue garden or the house—so that the ultimate triumph or justice seemed very doubtrul. Such is the starting: point of Stuart Martin's extraordinary story, "THE GREEN GHOST." The author knows the . West Indies and conveys their chaTm .to the reader by many deft touches. This exceptional story . begins publication in the Magazine Section of the "Auckland Star" on Saturday next, and will be continued in daily instalments. Be sure to begin at the first instal* ment, and leave the. workaday •world for the beauty , of a tropic night in Jamaica.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1934, Page 22
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