Showing posts with label Jack Laflin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack Laflin. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

The Spy In White Gloves by Jack Laflin

Who needs Jame Bond, when you have Gregory Hiller?


We all know what Hiller can do, but now he is in South America working on a revolutionary case that can change his way of life if he fails. Can there be confidence in him? Bien, but has one ever met a women like Lily Chang who can rip your guts out with her body, or with a knife? Or had a Rolls explode at 101 miles per hour? Or been left for dead.....?

Printing History
Written by Jack Laflin

Belmont Books
B50-631 
September 1965

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

The SpyWho Didn't by Jack Laflin

Gregory Hiller's most incredible adventure


Gregory Hiller reviewed all the aspects of the weird case that had started so unexpectedly three weeks earlier. an unreconstructed Nazi. Twenty million dollars worth of eighteenth century Spanish gold. Explosives in large quantities. it added up to one inescapable conclusion: A plot, widespread, lethal in purpose, well organized in execution. So intent had Hiller become on simultaneously thinking and keeping Von Eckhardt's group under surveillance, he was completely unprepared to learn he was no longer alone, that a second interested spectator had joined the scene. He heard a female voice say, "Do not more or you will regret it." The voice was pure velvet, but the solid object boring into his backbone was unmistakably steel.

Printing History
Written by Jack Laflin
Belmont B50-691 July 1966