The Dark Eyes of London, a crime novel by Edgar Wallace published in 1924, follows Inspector Larry Holt as he investigates a series of suspicious murders linked to a gang known as the 'blind giants.' The plot begins with the mysterious drowning of a wealthy Canadian, Gordon Stuart, and unfolds through Holt's encounters with dubious characters, including the gambler Flash Fred. This novel, based on Wallace's earlier short story 'The Croakers,' explores themes of deception and the pursuit of justice in London's underbelly.
