The Store

Crime On My Hands – George Sanders takes center stage in his first novel (ghostwritten by Craig Rice) to solve a series of murders on the set of his latest movie. Sanders, the well-heeled cad has no choice but to find the killer before the killer’s repeated attempts to kill him succeed.

Pirates! – Two stories of how arrogance and naivete can lead to piracy and murder.

The Sorcerer’s Ship – A man wakes to find himself adrift at sea. He is rescued by a ship that is taking a princess to unknowingly surrender her realm to ruthless conquerors. In short, a ship filled with treachery and manipulation.

The Continental Op – The Complete Stories – Hammett began writing the Continental Op stories in 1923 and continued writing them until 1930. He wrote thirty-six Continental Op stories in all.

The Continental Op – The Novels – The Big Knockover, Red Harvest and The Dain Curse.

The Continental Op – 1929-30 – The last five of the thirty-six Continental Op stories that Hammett wrote.

Bat Wing – A thrilling tale by Sax Rohmer where the sign of a bat’s wing nailed to a door indicates that the owner has been placed under a voodoo curse and that he is marked for death! Paul Harley must investigate an uncooperative man who is fated to be the victim of this cursed murder.

Metropolis is the dystopian story of man versus machine that was the basis for the classic silent film directed by Fritz Lang.

I.O.U. – Three stories of people on the run and what they do for love.