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Showing posts with label Private Eyes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Private Eyes. Show all posts
3/12/22

Murder Without a Net (1962) by Martin Meroy

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"Martin Meroy" was the penname of Charles Ewald, a French journalist, radio producer and writer, who penned a series of typical, 1...
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2/19/22

The Case of the Three Lost Letters (1954) by Christopher Bush

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I enjoyed Christopher Bush 's The Case of the Green Felt Hat (1939) so much, I decided to take down another title in the series, The Ca...
12/9/21

A Time for Murder (2002/13) by John Glasby

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John S. Glasby was a British chemist, mathematician and a prolific fiction writer who wrote everything from science-fiction, supernatural s...
11/25/21

The Case of Alan Copeland (1937) by Moray Dalton

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Looking back over my recent blog-posts, it became very evident I have been overly indulgent of everyone's favorite detective sub-genre, ...
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11/3/21

Blind Man's Bluff (1943) by Baynard Kendrick

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Baynard Kendrick was an American mystery novelist and the spiritual father of the most influential of all blind detectives, Captain Duncan ...
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10/23/21

More Mysteries for Robbie Corbijn (2021) by Anne van Doorn

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Four years ago, M.P.O. Books launched a new series under a now open penname, " Anne van Doorn ," which starred two particuliere o...
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10/15/21

Sunken Secrets: "Death Dives Deep" (1959) by Robert Arthur (writing as "Brett Halliday")

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Back in June, I read Murder and the Married Virgin (1944) by " Brett Halliday ," a pseudonym of Davis Dresser, which came recomme...
10/2/21

One Deathless Hour (1981) by Roger Ormerod

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During the 1970s, Roger Ormerod crime-and detective fiction featured two different series-characters, David Mallin and George Coe, who had ...
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