Telephone

Waterfront Cop (Original Title: The Darkest Hour)

A one-man police force without a badge

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A Noose For The Silk Stocking Slayer

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I’ll Get You Yet

All She Had To Offer Was Trouble

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Sold Into Vice
The pretty girl reporter Steve Ashe pulled from the wrecked car was more than a crash victim. She’d been savagely beaten by hoodlums.
And when she told him The Syndicate was holding her younger sister in the vice racket, Steve set out on a reckless mission, to smash the most vicious mob west of Chicago.

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The Scarlet Letters

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A tantalizing nymph, a jealous husband, and murder

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Death To The Hunter

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Vengeance Is Mine (1959)

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This Is Murder

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Bedgeheimen

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Yesterday’s Love (And Other Stories)

This cover art was later reused for the back cover of Nothing So Strange. An earlier cover for this book is here.

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The Rapist

Lt. Krahmer Of The Morals Squad Hunts A Sex Fiend

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The Angry Woman

Would this ruthless woman let her marry any man?
The Frank Novel About A “Family Friend”

From the back:

Lesley Winter was a hard-boiled career woman whose friendship for beautiful blonde Fern was jealous and dominating. She would have done anything in her power to prevent Fern’s marriage.
When Fern married Peter, Lesley never left them alone. She took advantage of their quarrels, of Fern’s selfishness and love for gaiety; she even used Fern’s misfortune in an attempt to wreck the marriage.

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