Grim Death and the Barrow Boys

FLEMING, Joan

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

London : Collins [For] the Crime Club

How to live dangerously

Collins [for] the Crime Club

When Robert Escrick, the former chairman of the family firm, decides to disappear because the company is being taken over, he retires early, changes his name and sets off for Cornwall, accompanied by his dog Banjo. His wife won't notice he's gone, and he's had a house built for him in preparation. But there is a young woman waiting for him there, locked in a bathroom and claiming to have been raped, and the locals take her part against the newcomer. Then she is found murdered, and reality starts closing in on the retreat Robert has escaped to ...

To make an underworld (The crime club)

Young man, I think you're dying

G.P.Putnam's Sons

First American edition. Martin Hill's landlady is found dead. Hill is bequethed the house and some porcelain has disappeared. Hill likes the house because of its proximetry to a bookshop where he bought books to fill the bookshelves he had in every room. vi , 185 pages. cloth, dust jacket.. 8vo..

How to live dangerously (Red mask mystery)

PUTNAM

To make an underworld (Red mask mystery)

<p>Winner of the Gold Dagger Award for Best Novel!<br> Winston Sledge began his criminal career at an early age, starting with shoplifting and pickpocketing. Bossy and self-confident, he took particular delight in leading other boys astray and organizing a gang of petty thieves. These days, the charismatic, self-styled "entrepreneur" is driving around London in a Jaguar, keeping a teenage mistress in his riverside council flat, and supplementing his unemployment benefits with the proceeds from his burglaries.<br> Winston's boyhood friend, Joe, works in a Soho pizzeria and lives with his mum and dad. Joe dreams of having his own pizza parlor, and he's acted as Winston's accomplice for the thrills as well as the money. But when Winston's violent temper gets the better of him one night, a routine robbery suddenly turns into a far greater crime. Now Joe is implicated in a murder and the more he tries to distance himself from his partner in crime, the tighter Winston clings on to him. A chance encounter with a runaway girl promises a way out but only if Joe and his new friend can outwit Winston, whose villainy has already spiraled out of control. A taut, award-winning novel from one of the unsung British masters.</p>

Young Man, I Think You're Dying

Mystery

Dover `

When I Grow Rich: A Nuri Bey Mystery

Dover Publications

Psychoanalytic Supervision: A Method of Clinical Teaching

Benedek, Therese F.

Grune Stratton

G.K. Hall

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