The Corpse That Murdered
by G.T. Fleming-Roberts writing as Brant House
Master of a thousand faces and a thousand cases, Secret Agent X found he was up against a foe impervious to human weapons. For the sinister Golden God, mercilessly draining the purses of the people of Carrollton City, was a corpse — an evil cadaver that mere bullets could not conquer.
An Invitation To Bullets
by William Benton Johnston
Resigning officially from the F.B.I., the former leatherneck was free to pursue his dangerous quarry across the border. But he knew that failure meant irrevocable disgrace in Washington.
Undercover Angel
by Leslie Gordon Barnard
Inspector Gregory knew he was one fly that had to outsmart two spiders in their own web.
Killers’ Row
by Lewis A. Keppen
This time Assistant D.A. Craftwell was one up on his chief. And what he knew was going to bring curtains to D.A. Monroe. For he knew whom his chief was dying to send to Killers’ Row.