The Ninth Life

Literature & Fiction

Mann, Jack

Genre Fiction

Bookfinger

Her Ways Are Death

Wildside Press

Gee's First Case

Ramble House

The third in the Gregory George Gordon Green (Gees) series, featuring the dapper private detective. He's off again to the hinterlands, this time to tackle some wily werewolves. Or are they? Other Jack Mann mysteries are: Gees' First Case (1936) Nightmare Farm (1937) Grey Shapes (1937) The Kleinert Case (1938) Her Ways Are Death (1938) Maker of Shadows (1938) The Ninth Life (1939) The Glass Too Many (1940)

Grey Shapes

Gregory George Gordon Green - or Gees as he prefers to be called - doesn't want to follow in his father's military footsteps; he wants to be a detective and solve cases "from mumps to murder" as his billboard reads. Whether he's tracking Communists, werewolves, ghosts or ghouls, Gees and his loyal secretary root out evil wherever it lurks - and have a great time doing it. The Gees mysteries are: Gees' First Case (1936) Nightmare Farm (1937) Grey Shapes (1937) The Kleinert Case (1938) Her Ways Are Death (1938) Maker of Shadows (1938) The Ninth Life (1939) The Glass Too Many (1940)

Nightmare Farm

Written in 1939, this is Jack Mann's (E. Charles Vivian) novel of Egyptology. When a friend of Gees' falls in love with an exotic woman of the Nile, Gees has to find out if she's for real -- or die trying.

The Glass Too Many

Written in 1938 THE KLEINERT CASE shows what many Britishers, like the author Jack Mann, thought about typical German emigres in those days before the war. With overtones of horror the novel digs into the relations between the British and Germans as Hitler begins his attempt to dominate Europe.

The Kleinert Case

With the publication of MAKER OF SHADOWS, Ramble House nears the end of its decade-long project of reprinting all of the Jack Mann books. This penultimate novel concerns dolmens and other Druid artifacts on the moors of Great Britain.

Maker of Shadows

Gregory George Gordon Green - or Gees as he prefers to be called - doesn't want to follow in his father's military footsteps; he wants to be a detective and solve cases "from mumps to murder" as his billboard reads. Whether he's tracking Communists, werewolves, ghosts or ghouls, Gees and his loyal secretary root out evil wherever it lurks - and have a great time doing it. The Gees mysteries are:          Gees' First Case (1936)         Nightmare Farm (1937)         Grey Shapes (1937)         The Kleinert Case (1938)         Her Ways Are Death (1938)         Maker of Shadows (1938)         The Ninth Life (1939)         The Glass Too Many (1940)    Jack Mann is the pseudonym of E. Charles Vivian (1882-1947), a well-known British writer who introduced Harry Stephen Keeler to his British publishers.

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The Ninth Life

Her Ways Are Death

Gee's First Case

Grey Shapes

Nightmare Farm

The Ninth Life

The Glass Too Many

The Kleinert Case

Maker of Shadows

Her Ways Are Death