Baryé Phillips

The Girl In Poison Cottage

The sensational murder trial that exposed an even fouler crime

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The Girl In The House Of Hate

The story and all the facts of the Lizzie Borden murders

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Big City Girl

Joy didn’t belong in the hill country… but there she was

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The Widow Wore Red (Original Title: The Hanging Heiress)

In a month she would be worth a fortune, if she could stay alive that long… For every million that was waiting for her there was a murderer waiting, too

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The Twisted Flame (Original Title: Hell Is Not Anywhere)

She Was His Plaything — But She Came To Mean Too Much More

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Live And Let Die

Was the beautiful French girl a helpless pawn in the Soviet’s scheme to trap agent James Bond… or was the a sinister siren of death?

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Don’t Cry, Beloved

She was everything he hated and he wanted her more than life

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The Case of the Empty Tin

What murder message did the tin can hold?

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The Savage Breast

Born beautiful, spoiled rotten… Was she a goddess to be loved or a tigress to be tamed?

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Stories by: Ellery Queen, Evan Hunter, Stanley Ellin, Veronica Parker Johns, Erle Stanley Gardner, Michael Fessier, Robert Arthur, Berkely Mather, Margaret Manners, Dion Henderson, Dana Lyon, Richard S. Prather, Michael Gilbert, William O’Farrell, and Jack Finney

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Free Woman

A career woman finds that her selfish pursuit of success is costly.

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“Jon is not your son. You have no slightest claim to him, and never had.”

Free Woman is another name for Harriet Lansing, who knew what she wanted and rode roughshod over those who stood in her way. She charted her life to one all-important purpose: success. At the height of her success, disaster struck, and she as ruined. Behind the facade of a brilliant career, Harriet was finally broken — broken by the only man who could call her bluff and live to see her destroyed.

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