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Nine Random Hard Boiled Books
The Deadly Ones by Robert A. Garron
The Deadly Ones – Three stories about murders and the sociopaths that commit it. A corrupt politician accidentally kills his ex-secretary and has to disappear; an accomplice to fraud gets the the tables turned on her when she tries to kill her partner in crime; and all of the murders surrounding a secret new gunsight.
Legion of the Living Dead by Brant House
Legion of the Living Dead (SAX,18) – From nowhere hurtled that black death car. And from nowhere came its grisly occupants. They were not of the earth, for their human flesh was immune to bullets. They were not of the grave, for they manned the wheel and a blasting machine gun. Only the Secret Agent dared to penetrate their mystery in a desperate maneuver to block their invasion of the land of the living.
The Screaming Mimi by Fredric Brown
The Screaming Mimi – Bill Sweeney is a down-and-out lush. He is also a top-notch reporter. Aroused by the naked beauty of the Ripper’s fourth victim — or near-victim — Sweeney pulls himself together and goes after the killer.
Just One More Case by W.T. Ballard
Just One More Case – four stories of jewel thefts, frame-ups, intimidation, and murder by one of the most popular writers of the pulp era.
Cocktails or Corpses? by Talmage Powell
Cocktails or Corpses? – Five stories of murder, betrayal, attempted murder, blackmail and setups. And a lot of thoroughly bad people.
The Glass Skulls by Barry Perowne
The Glass Skulls – A murdered man in a limousine leads to a trail of murdered men and a collection of glass skulls.
To Death! – Three Stories by Cornell Woolrich
To Death! Three stories of suspense and murder, fall guys and frames, and good women and bad.
Brand of the Metal Maiden by Brant House
Brand of the Metal Maiden (SAX,22) – Who is the Emperor Zero? And why would he send his henchmen to unleash the hideous poison gas at the rooftop café and murder the patrons?
Death Has An Escort – Three Stories by Roger Torrey
Death Has An Escort – Three hard-boiled stories about showgirls, heiresses, love, pleasure, blackmail and murder by Roger Torrey.


