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Tracked by a Tattoo

Mysteries abound in this crime novel by Fergus Hume. Mr. Fanks, detective of Scotland Yard, is not all he seems, for when off-duty, he assumes his real identity of Octavius Rixton, well-to-do idler. When the scent of a murder reaches him, he is instantly Mr. Fanks and on the pursuit. A guilty looking innkeeper nicknamed Queen Beelzebub and a suspicious doctor named Renshaw further complicate his beginning investigation, and he finds the body is a man with a tattoo on his arm that has been partially obliterated by a knife. Where no one is as he seems the mystery can only deepen before its solution. - Summary by Don W. Jenkins

Year of Publication: 1896Genres: Detective Fiction

Running Time: 08 hours 35 minutes 28 seconds

#	Chapter Name
	The Crime Don W. Jenkins	17:41
	A Recognition Don W. Jenkins	15:37
	The Result of the Crime Don W. Jenkins	15:12
	Another Discovery Don W. Jenkins	14:47
	The Red Star Advertisement Don W. Jenkins	12:56
	A Startling Incident Don W. Jenkins	15:43
	Difficulties Don W. Jenkins	13:52
	A Mysterious Package Don W. Jenkins	13:11
	Vaud and Vaud Mark Nelson	13:32
	Another Link in the Chain Mark Nelson	14:22
	The Intervention of Chance Mark Nelson	13:55
	The Tattooed Cross Mark Nelson	14:20
	Fanks Makes Up his Mind Mark Nelson	14:36
	Coming Events Mark Nelson	14:23
	Unhappy Lovers Mark Nelson	14:14
	Two against One Mark Nelson	13:33
	On the Twenty-First of June Mark Nelson	14:30
	The Defiance of Anne Colmer Mark Nelson	14:42
	The Green Overcoat Mark Nelson	13:40
	The Eight Bells Enigma Mark Nelson	14:46
	Mrs. Boazoph Receives a Shock Mark Nelson	15:42
	The Confession of Hersham Mark Nelson	14:04
	Exit Dr. Renshaw Mark Nelson	14:26
	The Clue of the Handwriting Mark Nelson	15:47
	At Mere Hall, Hants Mark Nelson	16:11
	Mrs. Prisom's Story Mark Nelson	14:40
	Mrs. Prisom's Story--continued Mark Nelson	14:54
	Sir Louis Explains Mark Nelson	13:28
	Dr. Binjoy Protests Mark Nelson	16:59
	A Letter from Hersham, Senior Mark Nelson	17:11
	The Secret is Revealed Mark Nelson	15:58
	Mrs. Boazoph Tells the Truth Mark Nelson	16:36
	How and Why the Deed was Done Mark Nelson	13:32
	The Same Mark Nelson	16:57
	The Opinion of Octavius Fanks Mark Nelson	9:31