Clarence Clark, M.P

Clarence Clark, M.P. by Edgar Wallace is a riveting political thriller that delves into the murky world of power, influence, and corruption. Clarence Clark, a rising star in Parliament, is known for his charm and political savvy. But when a scandal threatens to ruin his career and reputation, he is forced to navigate a treacherous maze of deceit, blackmail, and betrayal. With enemies on all sides and allies who may not be trustworthy, Clark must use every trick in the book to survive the political storm. Can he outmaneuver his opponents and hold on to his seat, or will the truth bring him down?

Edgar Wallace was an English writer, known for his prolific literary output and famous for his detective-themed works. Born "Richard Horatio Edgar Wallace" in London in 1875, he grew up in poverty and left school at the age of twelve. At twenty-one, he joined the army and worked as a war correspondent for Reuters during the Second Boer War. His most famous works include The Council of Justice, The Clue of the Twisted Candle, and The Seven Locks, along with many serialized short stories and collections such as Sanders of the River. He also created the character "King Kong." Wallace passed away in 1932.