![THE CASE OF THE DEADLY TRIANGLE [A Leonard Robinson Mystery]. Ronald AYERS](/pictures/thumb/44242_1.jpg?v=1625592402)
Ayers' first novel, a pulp detective story "in the tradition of Perry Mason and Mike Hammer. But Leonard Robinson is Black, skilled in karate, and has a discipline and force all his own!"
True first edition, preceding trade.
First edition of one of the best works of nonfiction ever, and a classic crime narrative.
First US edition (UK edition precedes slightly) of this classic Philip Marlow, Edgar Award-winning noir — which Chandler himself considered his best.
Christie's first and only historical mystery, a forerunner of what was to become a flourishing subgenre.
Second book of the Marseilles Trilogy from the author of Total Chaos.
Originally published in book form in 1942 by Gateway.
Proof copy of this crime novel.
An attractive copy of this crime novel, adapted by Steven Soderbergh into the film of the same name, starring George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez.
Attractive first edition, first printing in jacket illustrated by Russ Hoover. 190pp.
First printing of this early 87th Precinct novel, a paperback original.
Pristine first edition, first printing of the second installment in the Queenie Davilov mystery series. 252pp.
Uncorrected proof copy of this stand-alone contemporary crime novel by Peters (Pargeter), best known for her Brother Cadfael historical mysteries.
Author's first novel. 308pp.
First edition of the second book from the early twentieth century mystery writer. 379pp.
Handsome copy of this uncorrected proof. Based on the true story of one of the first female deputy sherriffs in the United States.
Clean first of the Dick Whittington mystery set in WWII era London.
White's best-known novel, a murder mystery set in Siberia.
A Rinehart suspense novel. First in Woodrell's Bayou Trilogy.
