The Crime Fiction Alphabet keeps
rolling along in the home stretch with just four weeks left.
We are currently in week 23 with the letter W. Kerrie over at her blog Mysteries in Paradise is kind enough to host this community meme. The rules a quite simple. By Friday
of each week participants write a blog post about crime fiction
related to the letter of the week. The post must be related to
either the first letter of a book's
title, the first letter of an author's first name, or the first
letter of the author's surname, or even maybe a crime fiction
"topic". But above all, it has to be crime fiction. This time around I will be featuring a Carter Brown title for each letter of the
alphabet.
Carter Brown: W is for Where Did Charity Go?
A Hollywood harridan and her soused spouse typecast Rick Holman in a flick with a fatal finale!
Carter Brown: W is for Where Did Charity Go?
Minsk 1996 |
Robert McGinnis Cover |
Rick Holman knew Claudia was also the leading lady who wrecked Earl
Raymond's rocky marriage and rang the curtain down on his dying career.
Hollywood's most sensational divorce ended in an enormous monetary
settlement for Raymond's daughter, Charity. But before the funds could
be paid, Charity was kidnapped, or so Raymond claimed. Rick's one hot
lead quickly turned cold, dead cold! But the clues multiplied and
suddenly they all pointed to a sordid solution. Someone would go to
lethal lengths to keep the cash from going to Charity.
Horwitz 1971 |
Denmark 1972 |
Printing History
Written by Alan G Yates (1923-1985)
Horwitz Publications, Inc
Numbered Series #156 September 1971
ISBN 7255 0135
New American Library
Signet Books
T4455 December 1970
Note
This title was originally published on June 23, 2011 in a sightly different format.
Where Did Charity Go?
T4455 December 1970
Note
This title was originally published on June 23, 2011 in a sightly different format.
Where Did Charity Go?
Such an interesting variety of covers here, Scott. I actually kind of like the Denmark 1972 cover. There's something attention-getting about it...
ReplyDeleteStory sounds interesting AND some neat covers.
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