She was beautiful, she was charming-and she was deadly.

The Angel of Terror (1922), by Edgar Wallace, is a masterful crime novel filled with suspense, betrayal, and one of the most chilling female villains in detective fiction.

At the center is Jean Briggerland, a woman of captivating beauty whose innocence masks a ruthless and manipulative soul. Behind her angelic façade lies a calculating criminal mastermind, willing to deceive, betray, and even kill to achieve her ambitions. As her web of lies spreads, only those with courage and insight can hope to escape her schemes.

Wallace, known as the "King of Thrillers," combines fast-paced storytelling, sharp dialogue, and relentless tension in this unforgettable tale of crime and corruption.

Both a gripping mystery and a psychological portrait of evil hidden behind charm, The Angel of Terror remains a landmark in classic British crime fiction.

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