The House Of Whispers by Nick Carter

Nick Carter Weekly

No 722

October 29, 1910

The House of Whispers

Street & Smith
Publishers
New York City

The Ghost Of Nick Carter

Nick Carter Weekly

No 621

November 21, 1908

The Ghost Of Nick Carter

or The Secret of The Second Sight Seer

Street & Smith Publishers

New York City

Murder in March Madness Day #8

Welcome to Murder In March Madness. I will highlight one title with the word Murder, or a variant,  in it each day all during the month of March. Today we are on the 8th day of this event and I will highlight the Nick Carter pulp story Park Avenue Murder! written in 1946.

Park Avenue Murder!  

Written by Richard Wormser

(1946)

Guns bark as Nick Carter fights the dope ring!

When Nick Carter set out to save the sons and daughters of New York's highest society from the greed of those heading a vicious dope ring, little did he dream that he would soon find himself enmeshed in a blackmail scheme that which nothing could have been more cruel and heartless. Murder meant nothing to the leaders and paid thugs who preyed on those fortune had favored at birth. Caught in the vortex of hate and avarice, Nick Carter was pulled down to where it seemed that even the master detective could not escape from the whirlpool. Shooting and fighting, greed sand trickery furnish a shudder page.

Printing History

1946 by Vital Publications, Inc.

Reprinted by special arrangement by Street and Smith Publications, Inc.

Merry Christmas 2012

Merry Christmas

Three book titles for your enjoyment.

A Corpse For Xmas
By Carter Brown

Horwitz Edition

A Corpse For Christmas
By Carter Brown

US First Edition

US 2nd Edition

UK Edition

A Body For Christmas 
By Richard Reinsmith

The Christmas Kill
By Joseph L Gilmore

All titles were previously posted in 2010, 2011, and 2012.

Park Avenue Murder! by Nick Carter

Guns bark as Nick Carter fights the dope ring!

When Nick Carter set out to save the sons  and daughters of New York's highest society from the greed of those heading a vicious dope ring, little did he dream that he would soon find himself enmeshed in a blackmail scheme that which nothing could have been more cruel and heartless. Murder meant nothing to the leaders and paid thugs who preyed on those fortune had favored at birth. Caught in the vortex of hate and avarice, Nick Carter was pulled down to where it seemed that even the master detective could not escape from the whirlpool. Shooting and fighting, greed sand trickery furnish a shudder page.

Printing History

1946 by Vital Publications, Inc.

Reprinted by special arrangement by Street and Smith Publications, Inc.

1st Anniversary

Today is the 1st Anniversary of this blog.

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