Friday, February 12, 2016

Miss Called Murder by Carter Brown

Miss Called Murder



Joe Stanton is the sort of refined private eye, all four eyes are, including his hornrims. If he had only stayed sober he would never been mixed up in this thing in the first place. Sober, Joe wouldn't have found the corpse, he wouldn't have had to listen to all that modern poetry that does not rhyme. He wouldn't even have had that Lieutenant not trusting Joe and that racketeer not trusting him either.  Joe would not have had that Bugsy Jones breathing down his back while he rammed his gun into Joe's spine. Joe wouldn't have even met that lush brunette with the figure 8. Has one ever tried to get rid of a corpse? One might be embarrassed a little because it's the second corpse in ones apartment inside of two days? Then, maybe one would like to stand in for Joe......

Printing History
Written by Alan G Yates (1922-1985)

Horwitz Publications Inc

Novel Series
 #4
1955

Second Collectors' Series 
Volume 1 #13
1958
 
Reprint by Demand Series
#24
1960

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