The Horizontal Man, by Helen Eustis (Penguin,
The Lady In The Lake, by Raymond Chandler
The Case Of The Abominable Snowman, by Nicholas
Alfred Hitchcock introduces A Bouquet of
Rogue Male, by Geoffrey Household (Peacock,
The Mean Streets, by Thomas B. Dewey (Corgi,
Deadline At Dawn, by William Irish (aka Cornell
Young Man, I Think You’re Dying, by Joan
The Gaston Leroux Bedside Companion, Edited
Tales Of Horror And The Supernatural: Volume
Inhuman, by John Russo (Grafton Books, 1987).From
Edwina Noone’s Gothic Sampler (Award Books,
Path Into The Unknown: The Best of Soviet
everythingsecondhand: The Cat Wears A Mask,
everythingsecondhand: The Beast Must Die,
My True Love Lies, by Lenore Glen Offord
Panic, by Helen McCloy (Dell, 1950).From
The Three Roads by Kenneth MIllar (Dell,
The Panic-Stricken, by Mitchell Wilson (Dell,
everythingsecondhand: The Star Trap, by Robert
The Death Freak, by Clifford Irving &
Living High, by Stephen Longstreet (Gold
Street & Smith’s Mystery Detective,
Street & Smith’s Mystery Detective,
Street & Smith’s Mystery Detective,
Appointment With Danger (Super Detective
Who’s Been Sitting In My Chair?, by Charlotte
The Chocolate Cobweb, by Charlotte Armstrong
The Deep End, by Fredric Brown (Quill, 1980).From
The Cold War Swap, by Ross Thomas (Hodder
The Fourth Postman, by Craig Rice (Consul,
Play It Hard, by Gil Brewer (Priory Books,
The World In My Pocket, by James Hadley Chase
Blue City, by Kenneth Millar (Dell, 1947).From
Murder Wears Mukluks, by Eunice Mays Boyd
Untamed, by Helga Moray (Dell, 1950)From
The Living Shadow by Maxwell Grant (Bantam,
The Death Tower, by Maxwell Grant (Bantam,
Grove Of Doom, by Walter Gibson (alias Maxwell
The Shadow Strikes, by Maxwell Grant (Belmont,
The Night Of The Shadow, by Maxwell Grant
Cry Shadow, by Maxwell Grant (Belmont, 1965).From
The Shadow’s Revenge, by Maxwell Grant
Shadow - Go Mad!, by Maxwell Grant (Belmont,
Yellow Dog Contract, by Ross Thomas (Pan,
Naked Came The Stranger, by Penelope Ashe
Death Of A Citizen, by Donald Hamilton (Fawcett,
Starlet!, by John Turner (Pyramid, 1961)From