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Six Good Men – Two Stories of the Foreign Legion in Indo-China by Georges Surdez
Six Good Men (1922)- A Simple Assignment: Scout A Village
What I Want, I Take! (1941) – In the Face of the Vichy Surrender of France

Rawhide Vengeance Six Stories by Gunnison Steele
From desiccating desert heat to bone crushing blizzard cold, the six stories in Rawhide Vengeance by Gunnison Steele tell of honor, treachery, vengeance and fate in the Old West.

Boxed Death – Seven Short Mysteries by C.K.M. Scanlon is a FREE collection of murder mysteries from Popular Detective magazine.

Married to Murder and Other Stories by Norman A. Daniels (1905–1995), a collection of classic crime stories and novelettes by one of the most prolific of pulp mystery writers.

The Secret of the Tong by Hugh Clevely
Having just returned to New York after 18 months in South America, Martin Kerr is mistaken for another man. After being threatened in a restaurant and stalked by sinister Chinese men, Martin needs to find out why – and fast!

Goddess of the Golden Flame – Deep in the Himalayas was a cavern, and in the cavern a golden flame goddess… World War II was officially over, but Major Rick Mason of the U.S. Army Aircorps was sent on a mission deep within the Himalayas—where he was to find a hidden secret—and a Goddess.

Brian O’Hara, young two-fisted American lawyer, has inherited the ancient Egyptian scroll which tells that the body of the great Queen Cleopatra lies in the heart of a mountain in the innermost part of the Sahara Desert — “not dead, but sleeping.”

Flames of Vengeance and Other Stories – Three tales from the supernatural casebook of Jules de Grandin, Occult Detective, including Pledged to the Dead, Flames of Vengeance and Incense of Abomination.

Against The Fall Of Night by Arthur C. Clarke
The city has existed for billions of years. Surrounded by impenetrable walls, the inhabitants, the last of mankind, are immortal. Every need and desire is furnished by robots. No one has ever left the city. But one young man wants to know what else is out there. . . .