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Reginald, Robert (editor)
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Fiction
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2011
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English
β 167 KB
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- Book ID
- 100654680
- Publisher
- Wildside Press
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 172 KB
- Series
- Borgo Whodunit 2
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Sixteen great reads for another night of crime and punishment!
**Table of Contents**
COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
DEDICATION
INTRODUCTION, by Robert Reginald
CHAMBER OF CENTURIES, by John Russell Fearn
HE COULDNβT FLY: AN ALEXANDER BRASS STORY, by Michael Kurland
THE BLUE-EYED BANDIT, by Lonni Lees
THE FENTON ART GLASS MURDER, by Gary Lovisi
TRIPTYCH, by Richard A. Lupoff
TOM CRUISEβS TIGHTIE-WHITIES, by William Maltese
THE AFFAIR OF THE MIDNIGHT MIDGET, by Ardath Mayhar
TATTOO, by A. R. Morlan
OCCAMβS RAZOR, by Robert Reginald
SOME UNPUBLISHED CORRESPONDENCE OF THE YOUNGER PLINY, by Darrell Schweitzer
THE GARDENS OF TANTALUS, by Brian Stableford
THE PRAETOR, by Aurel Stancu
THE GRAY MONK, by Gerald Verner
THE DIVORCE, by Don Webb
THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING METEOR FIELD CARROTS, by Lois June Wickstrom and Lucrecia Darling
THE WISH IN THE FEAR, by George Zebrowski
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