The Four False Weapons (1st Printing)

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The Murder Of A Kept Woman

A strange case of a lovely wanton who was mistress to half the men in Paris

From the back:

One Lover Too Many

Rose Klonec had had more lovers than she could count. She took them for all they had, then left them. Ralph Douglas was the exception. He broke off their affair himself. And he did it to become engaged to wealthy Magda Toller. But he was by no means free of Rose. When her dead body turned up in his country villa he found himself under suspicion of murder. Four deadly weapons lay near Rose: a pistol, a razor, a box of poison pills and a stiletto. Then Henri Bencolin, famous French sleuth, upset the case by proving the weapons were false and that Magda herself was the daughter of a street walker and a murderer. But Rose’s killer was not unmasked until the night of a weird card game at the Corpses’ Club — a game no person alive had ever played!

Later republished by Berkeley. This complete book can be downloaded here

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Surprise Party

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The girl in his arms was only a secretary but the unexpected guest was his wife… and his boss!

From the back:

“I WANT …”-was what Tony had said all his life. Beautiful women, silk shirts, sleek cars and money, all the things he’d never had, all the things he’d sell his soul to attain.
“I WANT ,”—a familiar chant to Alicia, who used her millions to buy whatever struck her fancy, including four husbands and countless lovers.
I WANT …”—words Helen had heard from men ever since she was sixteen, words she had ignored until she found the one man who could give her something in return.

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