The Garden of TNT

Walking a tightrope of fragile alliances, undercover British Intelligence agent Paul Rodgers, aka the Red Wolf of Arabia, faces off against revolutionaries and foreign dignitaries, trying to sway the balance of power following the Arab revolt.

Drawn from Makin’s personal travels and peppered with intimate color and background, it’s little wonder that the Red Wolf of Arabia stories were reader favorites when they first appeared.

Now collected for the first time in book form are the complete thrilling adventures of the Red Wolf of Arabia—over 500 pages of action and espionage excitement in the shifting sands of international intrigue!

Included are:

• The Woman of Antioch
• The Desert of the Singing Sands
• The Dow That Sailed To Nowhere
• Miracle in the Desert
• The Secret of Zogra Island
• Three Dead Camels
• Thirteen Men
• It Happened in Port Said
• The Jerusalem Express
• The Gold Ship
• The Garden of TNT
• The Drums of Omdurman
• Red Sea Pearls
• Death in the Desert
• The Merchant of Mocha
• The Planes That Never Returned
• The Queen of Sheba
• The Gorge of Terror
• The Lion of Judah
• The Mines of Sheba’s Queen
• The Return of the Red Wolf
• The Assassins of Angora
• The Blue Oasis
• The Murder Club of Bagdad
• The Treasure of Abdul the Damned
• The Dogs of Istanbul
• Bethlehem—1939
• The Elusive General
• London Blackout
• Orient Express
• Thirteenth Man

With an introduction by Mike Ashley.

Cover art by Herbert Morton Stoops.

Inspired by the exploits of Thomas E. Lawrence (1888-1935)—El Aurens—Lawrence of Arabia—author and journalist William J. Makin in 1932 created Paul Rodgers, a British Intelligence agent under cover in the Red Sea and Suez region. Makin knew the area firsthand having previously held a news reporter position in the region, as well as penning the travelogue, Red Sea Nights (1933).