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The Black Gloves

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Little, Constance

Little, Gwenyth

Mystery

Rue Morgue

A nurse accused of murder discovers that her new husband may have married her for ulterior motives and locks him out of her bedroom. While her formerly rich father is reduced to taking in her laundry for a living, she snoops for a killer. First published in 1944.

The Black Honeymoon

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

A 1944 murder mystery with comic interludes set on board the Trans-Australia Railway.

Great Black Kanba

Disappearing bodies and a couple of persistent beaus disrupt Leigh Smith's Christmas at a country house. First published in 1938.

The Black-Headed Pins

Romance

Who or what is the mysterious figure that emerges from the grey mist to strike down passengers on the final leg of a round-the-world voyage? Originally published in 1938.

The Grey Mist Murders

Irene Hastings vacation was spoiled when she's mistaken for an escaped lunatic and held under house arrest at a private hospital. When murder strikes, the police think Irene would make a great suspect in this reprint of a 1946 comic mystery.

The Black Stocking

Even though she was as healthy as a horse, Aunt Isabel liked nothing better than checking herself into a hospital. Her redheaded niece is just glad that the hospital's murderer prefers blondes. First published in 1940.

Black Corridors

Callie Drake was brought up soft but to earn the title to a friend's roadster this housework-challenged vamp has to pose as a maid. But when murder strikes, our lovable gold-digger turns sleuth. First published in 1941.

The Black Paw

Humor & Satire

When a young girl is mistaken for a dying woman's niece, she's taken into her home where she ends up looking for a murderer as well as a hidden treasure while downing martinis at an alarming rate with two very different suitors. First published in 1948.

The Black Coat: A Murder Mystery Comedy

During the waning months of World War II, sharp-tongued Eugenia Gates accepts Mary Fredon's invitation to borrow her apartment for an unexpected two-week vacation. Mary herself is away recuperating from her own unexpected development -- her colorless husband Homer apparently has skipped town with Betty, the wife next door who, unlike Mary, shares his interest in Egyptology. Unknown to Eugenia, the disconcerted Mary has also offered the use of the apartment to army sergeant Kendall Smith for his furlough. Eugenia wants to rest, the sergeant wants to party, and Lucy, the batty chaperone Mary sends when she realizes her mistake, is more interested in snooping than in keeping the sergeant from pursuing Eugenia. Other residents of the building join in their partying, including an undertaker only too eager to share the intimate details of his craft and the rakish husband of the straying spouse from next door, who seems more interested in locating a lost eye than in the whereabouts of his wife. Mary returns in time to see a murder committed and to express alarm at her guest's untidy ways, prompting Eugenia to offer a heartfelt soliloquy on the dangers of housework. Besides, why bother about dust and crumbs when bodies are being found under beds, nestled in armchairs, or tucked away in vegetable bins?

The Black Eye

Little, Gwenuth

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