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In the great tradition of the Pulp Fiction genre, The Death Cycle originally published in 1963 tells the story of two men and two women, on the run from the law after a botched robbery. Gritty and...

Originally published in 1934 "The Diamond Ransom Murders" is among one of the first police procedural novels. As with many modern stories of this genre, the reader is along for the ride with the main...

In the tradition of Holmes and Poirot comes another erstwhile professor turned detective create by Clyde B. Clason. Here is a long, full-bodied, and modern mystery story, cleverly plotted, with...

The Garston Murder Case, first published in 1930 is the first book in author H. C. Bailey's series featuring hymn-singing criminal lawyer Joshua Clunk, who investigates stolen industrial secrets and...

In "The Girl from the Mimosa Club," Leslie Ford crafts a riveting mystery set against the backdrop of Baltimore, MD. The story plunges readers into a world of high society, undercover police work,...

The Glenlitten Murder was originally published in 1929. From the noted writer of mystery, detective, and spy novels, E. Phillips Oppenheim, this book does not disappoint. Taking place in England...

On a foggy night in London, an expert cracksman steals the Hardway diamonds; yet when he is discovered by the police, the diamonds aren't with him. One of the diamonds is found on a corpse in the...

The Man from TibetAuthor: Clyde B ClasonPublisher: Chosho PublishingPublication Date: Jun 13, 2024Number of Pages: NA pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1961301709ISBN-13: 9781961301702

In the heart-stopping mystery, "The Missing Chancellor," acclaimed author J.S. Fletcher weaves a gripping tale of intrigue, deception, and secrets that will keep readers on the edge of their seats...

In the heart of London, two prominent businessmen mysteriously vanish without a trace. Cousins James and Charles Morden run a shipping company in Liverpool that is, in the wake of the Great War,...

Inspector Wedgwood has a difficult case on hand. The genealogist John Wraypoole has been found brutally murdered in the flat of Miss Tandy, the typist who had been working on the dead man's latest...

In the cathedral town of Selchester, where everything happens according to schedule, no one can even remember when anything occurred as shocking as a murder. However, one ordinary November morning,...

It was early one morning when going down to bathe that Roland Lawson came suddenly upon a grim spectacle-the body of Monsieur Auberge, stabbed to death. Why had this Frenchman been murdered just...

Dr. Franz J. Polgar was born in Hungary and served as an officer in the Hungarian Army. During World War I a shell exploded near him and buried him under dirt and rock for three days. He suffered...

The body of an ex-governor of Southmoore prison and archaeologist is found lying on the outskirts of a little Yorkshire town. Who has murdered him and with what motive? Is it revenge, robbery or...

"Time to Prey" by Frank Kane is a gripping noir mystery that plunges readers into the gritty underworld of New York City.Blossom Lee lay sprawled across the bed . . . her bare arm stretched above her...

I am ten, and they call me Brat. Of course that isn't my right name, nobody could be christened with a name like that. "All our lousy first names are birds' names. Don't ask me why. I imagine our...

In 1959, blonde, blue-eyed Jerrie Cobb was selected to be the first woman to undergo the Mercury Astronaut tests at the Lovelace Foundation in Albuquerque, New Mexico. "All my life," writes Jerrie...

In this insightful and compelling book, legendary football coach Earl H. Blaik shares a roadmap to success that extends far beyond the gridiron. Renowned for his strategic brilliance and unwavering...