Edgar Wallace, The Face in the Night

Set on the dark streets of London, private detective Malcolm Hay investigates a series of baffling crimes linked to a mysterious criminal mastermind known only as The Face. With the help of his resourceful assistant, Superintendent Bones Kemble, Hay is delves into a world of deceit, intrigue and danger, uncovering a web of secrets and betrayals that brings him ever closer to the elusive criminal. As the stakes increase and the body count rises, Hay must race against time to expose The Face and bring him to justice before it is too late.


The Face in the Night by Edgar Wallace – A Chilling Mystery Thriller




"The Face in the Night" by Edgar Wallace is a suspenseful crime novel packed with mystery, danger, and eerie atmosphere. First published in 1924, the book is a gripping tale of murder, mistaken identity, and a sinister plot lurking behind the shadows of London.




The story begins with a chilling encounter: a man sees a strange face at his window late at night—an event that triggers a chain of terrifying events. From strange disappearances to a web of criminal deception, Wallace creates a moody thriller that keeps readers on edge.




"The Face in the Night" delivers classic Wallace entertainment—tight pacing, vivid characters, and enough twists to keep readers guessing. It’s ideal for fans of noir-flavored mysteries with a slightly supernatural edge and urban grit.