The Great Impersonation
A spy novel of "the Prince of Storytellers," Edward Phillips Oppenheim (1866 – 1946), an English novelist, successful writer of genre fiction including thrillers. The Great Impersonation became his most famous work, having been adapted for films several times. It describes the rich life of English aristocrats before the Great War, taking place in England of 1913. Ingenious plot, where the facts are woven into a web that cannot be untangled until the final chapter, keeps a reader in sheer suspense.
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