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The Jamaican Ice Mystery

John Gregory Betancourt

Based on the classic series by James Holding, «The Jamaican Ice Mystery» continues the crime-solving adventures of Martin Leroy and King Danforth, the octogenarian writing team who find mystery and murder around the world. The «Leroy King» series pokes gentle fun at the Ellery Queen series.

The Empty House Mystery: A Ted Wilford Mystery

Norvin Pallas

"The Empty House Mystery combines a real puzzle with the story of Ted Wilford’s strenuous efforts to get out the bi-weekly Town Crier while the editor is ill. Ted and his friend, Nelson, who have just graduated from high school, devote part of their pre-college summer to finding the thief of a set of plans for the new state thruway.<P> It all began for Ted one day in the office of The Town Crier when a man came in to advertise in the “Lost and Found” column for a missing folder with a peculiar zipper. Later, when it was brought to the office by the finder, Ted, carried away by his desire to demonstrate the splendid service offered by the paper, personally left the folder at the advertiser’s address. It turned out to be an empty house, but Ted had reasons for thinking it was logical to leave it there. However, later when he discovered that the folder really contained plans stolen from the highway department, Ted knew he must find it as quickly as possible.<P> The quest leads Nelson and him into adventures in several empty houses, into an investigation of the mysteriously ringing telephones, and, finally, to a completely different solution than he or the reader had anticipated. The daily doings in a small-town newspaper office plus a well-plotted story make another satisfying Ted Wilford mystery."

The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge

Agatha Christie

A weekend shooting party ends with the host shot in his study. With Poirot ill, Hastings must investigate on his behalf.<P> Search your favorite ebook store for «Wildside Press Agatha Christie» to see our complete series of Hercule Poirot novel and short story reprints, which include:<P> <B>NOVELS</B><BR> The Mysterious Affair at Styles (Special Edition—includes the novel The Secret Adversary)<BR> The Murder on the Links (Bonus Edition—includes «The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor»)<P> <B>SHORT STORIES</B><BR> The Affair at the Victory Ball<BR> The Jewel Robbery at the Grand Metropolitan<BR> The Adventures of the King of Clubs<BR> The Disappearance of Mr. Davenheim<BR> The Plymouth Express<BR> The Adventure of «The Western Star»<BR> The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor<BR> The Kidnapped Prime Minister<BR> The Million Dollar Bond Robbery<BR> The Adventure of the Cheap Flat<BR> The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge<BR> The Clue of the Chocolate Box<BR> The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb<BR> The Case of the Veiled Lady<BR> The Kidnapping of Johnnie Waverly<BR> The Market Basing Mystery<BR> The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman<BR> The Case of the Missing Will<BR> The Adventure of the Clapham Cook<BR> The Lost Mine<BR> The Cornish Mystery<BR> The First Wish<BR> The Double Clue<BR> The LeMesurier Inheritance<P>

Teen-Age Terror

Wenzell Brown

Wenzell Brown's true crime expose of teenage juvenile delinquency, originally published in 1958, is a less sensationalistic than its original 1950s cover would suggest. The original cover copy proclaimed: «The inside story of juvenile delinquency told in actual cases of violence and sex.»

Full Coverage

James Michael Ullman

When a young, cocky Chicago newspaper reporter turns away a woman with a scandal to tell, he ends up fired when she’s murdered before the day is through. Can he put the pieces together?

The Case of the Missing Will

Agatha Christie

Miss Violet Marsh was orphaned at fourteen years of age, when she went to live with her Uncle Andrew in Devon. Now Uncle Devon has died, leaving a will with a strange clause. Can Poirot unravel the mystery?

The Adventure of the Italian Nobleman

Agatha Christie

Poirot and Hastings investigate the death of an Italian count found alone and dead in a locked apartment – his head crushed in by a small marble statue.

The Case of the Two Strange Ladies (Way Out #4)

Harry Stephen Keeler

It's tough being a damn'd Yankee reporter in Southern City, but life just gets worse when the nude bodies of two women – one white, one black – are found dead in Cattail Swamp with their heads cut off and swapped. Of course the only way to identify them is to have the bodies on display so every person in Southern City can see them. With such an organized ritual, how can ace reporter Tommy Skirmont ever hope to solve the mystery and keep his job?

The Book with the Orange Leaves (Way Out #3)

Harry Stephen Keeler

What kind of book would be printed on orange leaves? It could only be the one book that contains all of the wisdom of the ancient Chinese, as told in hundreds of aphorisms —The Way Out. Featured in a half dozen webwork mysteries by Harry Stephen Keeler, The Way Out is the only thing keeping one-handed Stefan Czeszcziczki’s wife alive as she awaits an operation. How “Zicky” uses its wisdom to save her life is a tale only America’s most forgotten author could have written.

Murder is the Pay-Off

Leslie Ford

"One of the beat mysteries of the year." – Providence Journal <P>When an innocent young woman finds herself knee-deep in gambling – and up to her beautiful neck in debts – there's apt to be trouble.... And trouble is what Janey Blake had plenty of. She had written a pile of bad checks. And she was fighting to keep her husband from the arms of another woman.... <P>But other people had trouble too. Doc Wemitz, for example. He was afraid of something. And apparently he had reason – for one night someone bashed in his skull.... <P> That was the same night that Janey hit her first jackpot in months – and found a gilded coin that a desperate killer would stop at nothing to retrieve.