'The Astonishing Adventure of Jane Smith' is the tale of a young woman who is swept up into a world of mystery and excitement when she is mistaken for someone else. Jane soon finds herself in a world filled with anarchists, secret corridors, laboratories, and curious characters. It is a thriller-mystery from the Golden Age, originally published in 1923 by esteemed author Patricia Wentworth, author of the 'Miss Silver' series.

In 'The Astonishing Adventure of Jane Smith' by Patricia Wentworth, readers are taken on a thrilling journey filled with mystery and heart-stopping suspense. Set in early 20th-century England, this book follows the protagonist, Jane Smith, as she uncovers hidden secrets and battles against formidable foes. Wentworth's writing style is rich in detail, with a keen focus on character development and intricate plot twists that keep readers eagerly turning pages. Patricia Wentworth, a prolific British author known for her crime fiction novels, brings her expertise in creating gripping narratives to 'The Astonishing Adventure of Jane Smith'. Her background in writing intricate plots and engaging storytelling shines through in this captivating tale of courage and intrigue. Wentworth's ability to craft strong, independent female characters adds depth to the storyline, making Jane Smith a memorable heroine in the realm of detective fiction. For fans of classic mystery novels and those looking for a riveting read that combines suspense, drama, and a touch of romance, 'The Astonishing Adventure of Jane Smith' is a must-read. Patricia Wentworth's masterful storytelling and intricate plot will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page.

When Eddy Hall receives five cards for his stereoscope, he and his sister, Eleanor, can't wait to see what exotic places they reveal maybe Stonehenge, or a centuries-old European cathedral. But instead, when they look through the stereoscope, Eddy and Eleanor see some very strange things. An odd-looking rope hangs from the sky down into every picture. A marmalade coloured cat that looks suspiciously like Herm, the family cat, also appears. And one picture looks like the front hall of their very own house! The images seem to be almost real, not just three-dimensional illusions. All it will take is one little tug on that rope to find out for sure ....