OPPENHEIM IN FORM
When three or four people arrive at a hotel on the Riviera one after the other without any apparent connection the readers, of Mr. K. Phillips Oppenheim's new book " The Colossus of Arcadia," will know that they are well set for a typical story by this author. Then a day or two later a dinner is held and one of the guests looking out of the window sees n light on his yneht which should, not be there, and from that page to the end the gripping story is told at a rare pace. " I'lii) Colossus of A rendia," h.v E l'liillips Opiieiihclm. (Hoddcr and Stouiihtou.)
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22991, 19 March 1938, Page 4 (Supplement)
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