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| + | The Disguiser was no ordinary enemy agent. He had an impish sense of humour, brazen effrontery and reason for it. So expert was he at impersonation that he could play for a time the part of any man. British Intelligence was powerless to meet his contant, dangerous challenge - until the day came when The Disguiser took on, perfectly as ever, the role of Sir Oliver Dilke. | ||
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| By Sydney Horler | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Romance #488 |
| Release Month | 1959 (US) |
| Harlequin Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | The Happy Enterprise |
| Followed by | Consulting Surgeon |
- Author: Sydney Horler
- Publisher: Harlequin Romance #488
- Year: 1959
Book Description
The Disguiser was no ordinary enemy agent. He had an impish sense of humour, brazen effrontery and reason for it. So expert was he at impersonation that he could play for a time the part of any man. British Intelligence was powerless to meet his contant, dangerous challenge - until the day came when The Disguiser took on, perfectly as ever, the role of Sir Oliver Dilke.
