Author
Graham M. Dean
1904-1974
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Books by Graham M. Dean
Slim Evans and His Horse Lightning
"Slim Evans and His Horse Lightning" by Graham M. Dean is a novel likely written in the early 20th century. It follows the character Slim Evans, a cowboy who embarks on a journey prompted by a mysterious letter from an acquaintance in trouble. Alongside his trusty horse, Lightning, Slim finds himself drawn into a conflict involving cattle rustlers and the rugged life of the western frontier. The opening of the story introduces Slim as he trudges through the rugged Cajons, reflecting on a cryptic letter that calls him to assist a friend in a nearby region plagued by chaos. After reaching a vantage point, Slim contemplates the letter's implications and the potential dangers that may await him. Just as he prepares to set up camp, the sudden sounds of gunfire pull him into an immediate crisis, as he rushes to aid another cowboy being ambushed. This sets the stage for a gripping tale of adventure and loyalty, as Slim's quest intertwines with themes of friendship, bravery, and the challenges of life on the range.
Daring Wings
"Daring Wings" by Graham M. Dean is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story focuses on Tim Murphy, a young reporter who is given the extraordinary opportunity to become a flying reporter, covering stories from the skies in an era where aviation is still a burgeoning field. As he navigates through thrilling air adventures, Tim faces challenges that not only test his reporting skills but also his bravery in confronting sky bandits. At the start of the book, Tim Murphy's exciting journey begins when he is assigned the role of the first flying reporter for the Atkinson News. His first assignment takes him to the Cedar River valley, where he discovers the wreckage of a robbed mail plane and must unravel the mystery of its downfall. The narrative unfolds with Tim's determination to capture a dangerous sky bandit known as the Sky Hawk while dealing with various perils, including a daring quest to deliver aid to a flood-stricken village. Through vivid descriptions of aerial escapades and character development, we see Tim transform from a cub reporter into a courageous aviator, setting the stage for captivating adventures in the skies.
Agent Nine Solves His First Case: A Story of the Daring Exploits of the "G" Men
"Agent Nine Solves His First Case: A Story of the Daring Exploits of the 'G' Men" by Graham M. Dean is a detective novel written in the early 20th century. The narrative revolves around Bob Houston, a young clerk in the War Department, who gets drawn into a world of intrigue and danger as he assists his Uncle Merritt, a federal agent. The story likely explores themes of crime, espionage, and the responsibilities that come with taking on a secretive role in the government. The opening of the novel introduces Bob as a diligent worker at the War Department who is unexpectedly approached by his uncle, Merritt Hughes, with a request to help investigate potential espionage within the department. Bob's eagerness and youthful energy are palpable as he is tasked to remain vigilant as important radio secrets are at risk. Tension mounts as various strange occurrences unfold, including an attempted break-in and the mysterious actions of colleague Tully Ross. As Bob navigates through these challenges, the initial chapters set the stage for an exciting adventure filled with suspense and the possibility of rising through the ranks of the Department of Justice.
Agent Nine and the Jewel Mystery: A Story of Thrilling Exploits of the "G" Men
"Agent Nine and the Jewel Mystery" by Graham M. Dean is a thrilling adventure novel written in the mid-20th century. The story centers around Bob Houston, a young agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as he embarks on a dangerous mission to uncover a ring of jewel smugglers. With a backdrop of mystery and rivalry, the plot unfolds as Bob navigates the challenges posed by fellow agents and criminal elements. At the start of the book, Bob has just transitioned from a clerk in the War Department to a full-fledged FBI agent after thwarting a theft of national secrets. The narrative captures his excitement and apprehension as he prepares for his first official assignment, which leads him into a tangled web of deceit involving rival Tully Ross and the crafty jewel smuggler Joe Hamsa. The opening sequence establishes Bob's character as determined and resourceful, setting the stage for an action-packed story that promises suspense as he uncovers conspiracies and faces unexpected dangers on the way to Florida.
The Sky Trail
"The Sky Trail" by Graham M. Dean is a fiction novel likely written in the early 20th century. The story revolves around Tim Murphy, a young flying reporter and aviation editor, who embarks on thrilling aerial adventures alongside his companion, Ralph Graves. The narrative captures their exploits as they chase stories, tackle emergencies, and navigate the challenges of flying under perilous conditions. At the start of the book, winter casts a gloomy atmosphere over the city as Tim wrestles with a minor news story while yearning for the freedom of the skies. His day takes a dramatic turn when a catastrophic explosion occurs at an oil facility, prompting him and Ralph to scramble into their aircraft, the "Good News," for a perilous photograph-reporting assignment. The opening sets the stage for high-stakes adventures, introducing readers to the duo's dynamic, their passion for journalism, and the dangers they readily embrace in pursuit of truth and newsworthy stories.
The Treasure Hunt of the S-18
"The Treasure Hunt of the S-18" by Graham M. Dean is a novel written in the early 20th century. The book follows Tim Murphy, a flying reporter for the Atkinson News, as he becomes embroiled in a series of mysterious events led by a man known only as "Mr. Seven." The narrative hints at an adventure filled with danger, intrigue, and the search for treasure, placing the protagonist in the midst of a larger conspiracy involving smugglers and hidden secrets. The opening of the story introduces Tim Murphy at the municipal airport, captivated by the arrival of a new transport plane and a mysterious man who disembarks without revealing his identity. As Tim inquires about this enigmatic figure, he learns that the man is not listed on passenger records, only referred to as "Mr. Seven." The intrigue deepens with the arrival of Ace McDowell and his flying circus, underscored by the appearance of a federal narcotics agent who reveals McDowell's connection to a smuggling operation. As Tim juggles multiple stories while pursuing the truth behind "Mr. Seven," it is clear that the tale offers a blend of aviation excitement and crime investigation, setting the stage for a thrilling hunt for both answers and treasure.