The Golden Face by William Le Queux is the not particularly interesting tale of a Post-WWI soldier who takes up a position as secretary and chauffeur to a businessman, only to discover that his boss is, in fact, head of a criminal gang. Le Queux is not as fluid a writer as, say, E. Phillips Oppenheim, and so it's not really a surprise that this book has been forgotten. I read it on my Kindle using OpenLibrary.org. ( )