Crime & Mystery
Crime and Mysteries. Gangsters, Spies, Killers and Mobsters. Sleuths and Detectives.
Murder Calls The Tune by W.T. Ballard
Murder Calls The Tune – Four novelettes about life on the home front during World War II including sabotage, refugees, fraud, espionage, treason and murder.
Moris Klaw The Dream Detective by Sax Rohmer
Moris Klaw, antiques and curios dealer, and part-time detective, sleeps at the scenes of awful crimes so that he might receive a psychic impression of the victim’s (or the perpetrator’s) last thoughts.
Outside The Law by Hugh Clevely
Outside The Law – Bruce Marvin had been found guilty of murder. Yet, condemned to the gallows, Bruce found a way out, urged by a lust for revenge against the man who had framed him.
The Fourth Corpse and Other Stories by Norman A. Daniels
The Fourth Corpse and Other Stories – Five stories of vicious gangsters, sleazy grifters, and a pickpocket that saves the day, as only Norman A. Daniels can tell them.
The Early Fu-Manchu by Sax Rohmer
The Early Fu-Manchu consists of the first three Fu-Manchu novels by Sax Rohmer: The Insidious Dr. Fu-Manchu (1913), The Return of Dr. Fu-Manchu (1916), and The Hand of Fu-Manchu (1917).
The Dead Don’t Die and Other Stories by Bruno Fischer
The Dead Don’t Die – From a frame-up for murder, to the jewels at the center of a family curse, Bruno Fischer writes about some very bad people.
Legion of the Living Dead by Brant House
Legion of the Living Dead (SAX,18) – From nowhere hurtled that black death car. And from nowhere came its grisly occupants. They were not of the earth, for their human flesh was immune to bullets. They were not of the grave, for they manned the wheel and a blasting machine gun.
Just One More Case by W.T. Ballard
Just One More Case – four stories of jewel thefts, frame-ups, intimidation, and murder by one of the most popular writers of the pulp era.
Black Murder – Four Stories by Roger Torrey
Black Murder – Four hard-boiled stories of greed, robbery, black market bootleggers and cold-blooded murder by Roger Torrey.
The Hand of Fu-Manchu by Sax Rohmer
The Hand of Fu-Manchu – The indestructible evil genius has returned to complete his plan for world domination and to become Master of all mankind
Focus On Death by Robert Leslie Bellem
Focus On Death – Five Stories from the Casebook of Dan Turner, Hollywood Detective. Dan Turner deals with the usual assortment of lowlifes in Hollywood: actors, agents, thieves, blackmailers and murderers.
The House of Death by L.C. Douthwaite
An American woman searches for her step-father in the countryside of England while a band of revolutionaries threaten to use breakthroughs in alchemy to destroy the value of gold. These two threads of a story come together at The House of Death.