When American millionaire Theodore Racksole impulsively purchases the luxurious Grand Babylon Hotel in London, a string of strange things start occurring. Amidst the many disappearances and deaths, Racksole and his daughter Nella begin investigating, suspecting foul play. Soon the Racksoles are embroiled in a political and criminal conspiracy, leading them on a thrilling adventure across Europe. 'The Grand Babylon Hotel' is a thrilling and charming adventure mystery from Arnold Bennett from the turn of the century.
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Arnold Bennett (1867-1931) was a British novelist, playwright, critic, and essayist and a key literary figure of his time. His most famous works include 'The Old Wives' Tale' (1908), 'The Clayhanger Family' (1925), and 'The Card' (1911). He also wrote a series of self-improvement books.