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To Death! Three stories of suspense and murder, fall guys and frames, and good women and bad.

Maid of Mustang Mesa – two Western novelettes by Syl MacDowell (1892-1980).
No Gals In Nogales (1936) – When the law deals a marked deck, Silverado Smith takes the owlhoot trail to vengeance!
Maid of Mustang Mesa (1937) – When Jake Kane Sashays Into the Loop M Ranch, He Brings Quick Gun Justice! Marfa Lamar Sides an Outlaw Maverick and Works a Miracle with Faith and Trust!

Tong Law – When Valtier is poisoned on the riverboat Madelon, Roper and Walters join forces to track down the legend of the ‘Hanoi Emerald.’

The Navy Spy Murders – A Japanese spymaster has left a trail of bodies in his quest to uncover the Navy’s secrets and Dan Fowler of the F.B.I. has been called in to stop the deaths as well as the flood of stolen secrets.

The Lunar Point of View is a collection of four stories by S.M. Tenneshaw a “house name” for Fantastic Adventures and Amazing Stories. The actual writers of these stories are unknown.

The Baron is in Trouble — Bill ‘Baron Munchausen’ Tolliver tells some very tall tales while he investigates insurance claims against the Imperial Casualty Company. Along the way he solves the murders that accompany some of the insurance fraud cases he is assigned.

Death Has An Escort – Three hard-boiled stories about love and pleasure and blackmail and murder by Roger Torrey.

X-87 – Five stories by Ray Cummings from the early 1940s. These science fiction stories reflect the shock and fear of the reality of the early years of World War II.

The Eye of Balamok – Dying of thirst in the Great Victoria Desert of Australia, a man finds a small hut built of stone next to a small fresh water spring. Inside the hut he finds a manuscript from an earlier traveler.

The Ghostwritings, Vol. 1 – Hazel Heald

H.P. Lovecraft was a “revisionist” i.e. editor and ghostwriter for several other writers during his lifetime. This volume of his ghostwriting centers on his work done for Hazel Heald.