Nobody's Man

In Nobody's Man, E. Phillips Oppenheim invites the reader into a world where identity itself is currency, and allegiance is a shifting shadow cast by the uneasy dawn of the twentieth century. The novel unfolds within the hush of drawing rooms and the charged corridors of diplomacy, yet its true stage is the human conscience. Oppenheim, master of the political romance, weaves a tale of a man who stands unclaimed—by party, by nation, by the ordinary loyalties that bind most lives—and therefor...