Pity Him Afterwards

Literature & Fiction

Donald E. Westlake

Genre Fiction

Penguin??Books

Maigret and the Nahour Case; the Black Tide; Why Me by The Detective Book Club - Three Authors - Georges Simenon, Hammond Innes, Donald E. Westlake - Wonderful Collection

Maigret and the Nahour Case; the Black Tide; Why Me

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

GEORGES SIMENON

Hammond-innes

Mystery

Detective Book Club (DBC)

Never Read -Paperback. Square book with no markings. No creasing to spine or corners. fast ship. Gloss fading a bit from covers.

The Hot Rock

Contemporary

Pocket_Books

<p>Westlake describes the British invasion of the Caribbean island of Anguilla on March 19, 1969 -- an engagement dubbed by Time as "Britain's Bay of Piglets." What was this tiny querulous democracy -- black and white petit bourgeois all -- after? This was a puzzlement to almost everyone, particularly since the first ""rebel flag"" hoisted was the Union Jack. Mainly it boiled down to an abhorrence of the paternal dictatorship of Colonel Bradshaw on the neighboring island of St. Kitts (nee St. Christopher) which the British, in their haste to slough off Caribbean millstones, had thrown into an "Associated State" with Nevis and the hapless Anguilla. It seemed to the Anguillans that a negligent but comfortably distant Mother had withdrawn in favor of a Papa Doc. Westlake traces the 50 months of muddled negotiations, farcical happenings and errant nonsense, including press rumors of Mafia infiltration, bungled insurgent efforts, and visitations by an odd grab bag of Americans. As for the Anguillans themselves, their preparedness is summed up by the two-man police force with a cranky Volks -- one at the wheel, one pushing. Then came the Invasion and Westlake appropriately prefaces the epic with lines from "Jabberwocky." Of course, the Anguillans won and after 300 years of neglect are more or less back in the nest with new roads and buildings from England. Westlake has carefully documented to keep face (and prose) straight; it's a rare show not to be missed. (Kirkus)</p>

Under an English heaven

Hodder and Stoughton

Two Much

Art Dodge, on the make and fancy free, meets twin heiresses and becomes his own twin brother Bart and the exhausted husband of Liz and Betty

Two much

Jimmy the Kid

Coronet Books/Hodder and Stoug

London: Coronet, 1978

Brothers Keepers

Hodder&Stoughton Ltd

Castle in the Air

A South American dictator conceals millions of dollars worth of valuables in a dismantled castle being flown to Paris and a quickly assembled, international gang of thieves--each with national eccentricities--set out to steal the entire castle

Nobody's Perfect (Coronet Books)

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