The Wolf of London

Author's name: Osama Abdel Zaher

History, mystery, and police pursuits. Cases that took place here in Egypt are solved by the most brilliant British minds, nicknamed the "Wolf of London." Britain sends one of the most famous detectives from Scotland Yard to investigate several cases against British forces in the Gharbia Governorate, where an entire squad led by Major George Arthur disappeared. He also searches for Salam Abdullah, the most wanted man on British intelligence's list, whose name appears in the Major's correspondence with his wife, Mrs. Christine Arthur, which she submitted to intelligence after his disappearance. Detective Steve Howard arrives in Cairo and succeeds in gathering a huge amount of information. He then meets Mrs. Martha Hammer, the founder of the Martha Brotherhood, a spiritualist group that teaches spiritualism. She tells him that the Major is not among the living. To begin a series of mysteries that Steve Howard, nicknamed the Wolf of London, must solve... A distinctive quote from the novel: “Ten years ago, while I was in my office in Scotland Yard, I received a report of the discovery of the body of a child in the Thames. He was headless, drifting with the current until his body got stuck on a branch. Upon examination, a large group of mysteries appeared. On the child’s back, several writings, symbols, and drawings were found in an incomprehensible language. Initial estimates indicated that the age of death did not exceed five days. However, the strangest thing is that we did not receive reports of any missing children in London during the past two weeks. However, when the search was expanded, surprises followed.”