Bleeding Scissors

Fischer, Bruno

Literature & Fiction

Signet

A Mate for Murder and Other Tales from the Pulps

Grey, Russell

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Gryphon Pubns

All-star athlete Harry Wilde retreats to a remote rural village to escape the pain of a failed marriage and the recent loss of the national basketball championship. Seeking only peace of mind, he soon finds himself entangled in an intense and demeaning love affair with a strange and sullen woman whose primal power holds control over his most basic desires. Unable to stop himself from wandering down a path of darkness, the only thing that will save him is his instinct for survival. With its menacing undercurrents of psychological tor-ment, HOUSE OF FLESH crosses the boundaries of crime fiction and strays into the murkier depths of horror. This landmark crime novel is available again for the first time in many years.

House of Flesh

Bruin Books, LLC

In the forbidding old house, guarded by vicious dogs, lived exotic, mysterious Lola. Murder was done there, it was said, and other deeds, wanton and eerie. With a special introduction by author David Bischoff, who points out that this books smokes with the kind of passion you don't get much in this explicit era.

House Of Flesh

Disruptive Pub

<p>Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic mystery-crime double novels. The first novel is “The Lustful Ape” by well-known mystery writer, Bruno Fisher. “Would you like to have her, Ape?” Ape Jones laughed. “Then take her upstairs.” The man’s voice was incredibly casual. Ape Jones lifted the woman off her feet. White and limp, she lay across his powerful arms. Her eyes were open but they had an empty look to them, as though part of her had already died. Ape Jones carried her to the door and then set her on her feet again. His hands reached for her and the sound of her ripping clothes mingled with the sound of her screams… This is Bruno Fisher’s classic tale of mystery, suspense, and horror, “The Lustful Ape.” Surely one of the best hardboiled thrillers of the 1950s. This double novel’s second tale is a terrific murder thriller, “Kiss the Babe Goodbye” by another well-known mystery writer, Bob McKnight. Jim Case was just an average joe trying to make a living as a pilot. He didn’t make much money, but flying his pontoon plane back and forth across the Everglades was his idea of heaven. Then on a breezy, sunshine-filled Florida day, a gorgeous dancer named Jane Bradley waltzed into his life with a cry for help—her husband, a former flying pal of Case’s, had turned up missing…and she desperately needed his help in finding him. Case had better things to do, but there was a code of honor within the brotherhood of pilots, and he knew that finding his friend—dead or alive—was a mission he couldn’t walk away from. But what Jim case didn’t know was that his former pal had been knee-deep into the world of organized crime. And soon Case’s average joe life was thrust into a crazy mixed up trail of deceit, dirty dealings—and murder!</p>

The Lustful Ape & Kiss the Babe Goodbye

McKnight, Bob

Mystery

Armchair Fiction & Music

<p>Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic mystery-crime double novels. The first novel is by one of the masters of hardboiled mystery fiction, Day Keene’s “Dead in Bed.” Have love will bleed! It was one of those mornings. After spending the entire night chasing a Jamaican giant, a retired British colonel and two blonde nymphos, Johnny Aloha had barely gotten to bed—alone—when Tom Hanson from Homicide called. “Who were the muggers who slugged and robbed you?” Aloha told him he didn’t know. “Why do they want to kill you?” He passed that one up, too. It was soon a story of more bullets, bottles, beds, and babes than ever happened to any private eye, Hawaiian or otherwise! Incidentally, Aloha means hello, goodbye, and “much love” in island parlance, but Aloha’s presence usually meant murder…anytime, anywhere! The second novel is by the great mystery writer, Bruno Fisher, who will send shivers up your spine with “Bones Will Tell.” A dead body, an ugly hunchback, and a sinister mansion. These were the ingredients to a night of terror thrust upon two young kids who were just out to have some fun and mischief on a moonlit summer evening. Old Miss Tait’s crumbling mansion was their target. She lived there in solitude with her hunchback servant, Klink. The mansion grounds were covered with wild, untended lilacs, and Joey Woodward knew a few of them wouldn’t be missed. But when he and Nancy North (absolutely the cutest girl in school) climbed the wall into the mansion grounds, they stumbled into a series of events that ended with dead bodies strewn all over the place; and each dreadful discovery sent them reeling in ever-increasing terror. Before long they found themselves trudging, nearly panic-stricken, through a dark swamp in the black of the night, where they soon stumbled upon the ultimate horror. And there was no question in Joey and Nancy’s minds—if they didn’t watch out, they’d be next…</p>

Dead in Bed & Bones Will Tell

Keene, Day

A search for a missing wife and her sister turns up a much bigger mystery that leads back to the New York burlesque; and a found cache of jewels sparkles with murder when an ordinary couple decide not to turn them in.

The Bleeding Scissors / The Evil Days

LOVISI, Gary

Stark House Press

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