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When a Hollywood star is murdered on the slopes of an active volcano, detective Charlie Chan is drawn into one of his most dangerous investigations in The Black Camel. Set against the exotic landscape of Hawaii, the case quickly expands beyond a single act of violence into a tangle of secrets, ambition, and carefully concealed motives. As Chan follows a trail that winds through film studios, society circles, and isolated estates, each clue deepens the mystery and narrows the list of suspects. Earl Derr Biggers combines a fast-moving plot with atmosphere and wit, delivering a classic Golden Age whodunit that balances suspense, deduction, and character. First published in 1929, The Black Camel is one of the most famous Charlie Chan novels and a cornerstone of early American detective fiction. This Impact Books edition restores a landmark mystery that continues to captivate readers who enjoy traditional crime stories, colorful settings, and methodical detective work.

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Earl Derr Biggers (1884-1933) was an American novelist and playwright best known for creating the character Charlie Chan, one of the earliest recurring detectives in American popular fiction. Biggers' novels helped shape the Golden Age of mystery writing in the United States, blending clever plotting, humor, and international settings. His Charlie Chan stories remain influential classics of early twentieth-century detective fiction.

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