Nine Random Hard Boiled Books

The Curse of Phari by Edmund Snell

The Curse of Phari – The looting of the treasure of a mummified ruler of a long dead Egypt, brought strange and dramatic adventures to a certain young man and others in modern London.

$4.50

The Spectral Strangler by Brant House

The Spectral Strangler (SAX,2) – Silent, horrible as the crushing coils of a serpent were those unseen fingers that blotted out men’s lives. A criminal of satanic proportions had risen —the “Black Master,” whose victims fell with livid, hideous faces and protruding tongues that seemed a ghastly mockery of the fate they had suffered. Along this terrible murder trail Secret Agent “X” gambled with the Dice of Death.

$4.50

Stranger at Home by George Sanders

Stranger at Home – Vickers had been lost in Mexico, abducted and forced into slave labor. When he finally makes it home he is a changed man. Was he changed enough to kill the men who had abandoned him in Mexico? Probably.

$5.00

Death’s Halo by Robert Leslie Bellem

Death’s Halo – four stories from the casebook of Dan Turner – Hollywood Detective. Opium, sex slaves, blackmail, and plenty of murder, feature in the seamy side of the movie business.

$4.50

The Black Bat’s Dragon Trail by G. Wayman Jones

The Black Bat’s Dragon Trail – When American mobsters join up with a secret Chinese Society, ancient artifacts get stolen that would have helped fund the Chinese war effort. The greed shown by men on both sides of this equation force Tony Quinn to rise from his sick-bed and take on this assortment of criminals as the Black Bat.

$4.50

I felt rotten. I've seen dead people in larger quantities than three in my time, and I've seen some that were hacked up pretty badly; but this thing had fallen on me while my nerves were ragged from three days of boozing.Dashiell Hammett
The Golden Horseshoe