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Mystery/Detective Package - $20 (Oscoda)
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Great Detectives – A Century of the Best Mysteries from England and America, hardback with dust jacket, 729 pages.
The Best American Mystery Stories for 1998. edited by Sue Grafton, hardback, dust jacket, 343 pages.
The Best American Mystery Stories for 1999, edited by Ed. McBain, hardback, dust jacket, 455 pages.
Fifty Best Mysteries, edited by Eleanor Sullivan, softcover, 642 pages.
Dead Meat, by William Tapply, hard cover, dust jacket, 179 pages. William Tapply came from a family of hunters, fishermen and outdoorsmen who knew their field well. You can expect some realistic settings and props in his writing. The stories usually take place in New England, this particular one in the Maine woods.
The Vulgar Boatman, another Brady Coyne mystery from Tapply. Hard cover, dust jacket, 177 pages. This is what the New York Times had to say about Mr. Tapply’s writing: “One of the more successful series of recent years . . . Mr. Tapply is an assured, graceful writer who can create believable and sympathetic characters as well as the kind that is not an entire credit to the human race.”
The Greene Murder Case – A Philo Vance Story, by S.S. Van Dine. Hard cover, dust jacket, 388 pages.
Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, June 2001. Soft binding.
From a smoke- and pet-free home.
Price for the bundle, $20. Pick up in Oscoda, Michigan or pay USPS shipping.