Detective Short Stories eBook November 1941 - [Download] #RE429
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Description   Radio Archives Pulp Classics Detective Short Stories eBook November 1941   Total Pulp Experience. These exciting pulp adventures have been beautifully reformatted for easy reading as an eBook and features every story, every editorial, and every column of the original pulp magazine.   Action, action and action... in spades! Nothing subtle about it, each issue of Detective Short Stories featured ten-to-twelve relentless, shameless, fierce action tales. Manvis Publications, the same publisher who brought you Ka-Zar, Amazing Detective Cases, American Sky Devils, Uncanny Stories, Six-Gun Western, Marvel Science Stories and many others, brought out the first issue of Detective Short Stories in August of 1937 and continued dishing the pulp thrills until the magazine folded with the October 1943 issue, yet another victim of wartime paper shortages. For twenty-five issues, readers got a wallop of exciting adventure for their thin dime. Detective Short Stories returns in these vintage pulp tales, reissued for today’s readers in electronic format.   Table of Contents:   Homicide Highway by William Edward Hayes The cops came out of nowhere that night at Dead Man’s Dive, and maybe Jimmy Rigney was a murderer, and maybe he was a Fifth Columnist, or maybe, like his blue-eyed sweetheart claimed, he was just a trucker framed with a cargo of contraband T.N.T.!   Counterfeit Killer by Lawrence Treat So an old man with a police badge wanted to smash the toughest, deadliest racket in Big Town — it was a laugh, and the killers weren’t the only ones laughing, the coppers were too!   Case of the Promiscuous Corpses by Edward Ronns Murder in miniature — or was Craig seeing only this bloody arena and its double circle of death masks, and forgetting there’d be a genuine cadaver for every fake one?   Mortgage on Murder by Dale Clark They weren’t hiring-on Rookie cops now, and Nick Hurley’s wife and kid weren’t eating regular, and maybe Nick couldn’t get a tin badge but he could get a gun...   Hot Ice for Hitler by Brent North Blood money, it was, money to help Hitler pay for slaughtering helpless women and children — sure, I loved this guy, and I wanted to see us married and in the dough, with a little cottage of our own, and a car, and maybe later, babies — but not on blood money...   Bad Blood by H.Q. Masur He was a scared kid with a nervous gun, but Sergeant Frobel didn’t figure that necessarily made him a killer...   You Built a Frame for Me by Leonard B. Rosborough Death was offering a double feature tonight, and I was ready to see that coldblooded snake Flint Hill go, but not the frightened, soft-eyed little gun-girl.   Dead End by William Beggarate A hundred-to-one chance said this was another Dead End holdup, with ex-dick Duke Lafferty ready to settle for anything short of homicide!   Grapevine Vengeance by Eric Howard The gat-men wanted to collect for the ice, and I had twenty grand I was ready to shove, but the fools wanted corpses, not cash!   Murder by Installment by Eric Preston “The M.E. and the wagon,” would be Homicide’s verdict on this very dead housekeeper’s daughter, but not after this clue-crazy newshawk Martin Dering scooped the case!   Radio Archives Pulp Classics line of eBooks are of the highest quality and feature the great Pulp Fiction stories of the 1930s-1950s. All eBooks produced by Radio Archives are available in ePub and Mobi formats for the ultimate in compatibility. If you have a Kindle, the Mobi version is what you want. If you have an iPad/iPhone, Android, or Nook, then the ePub version is what you want.

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