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TITLE INDEX BOOK TITLE AUTHOR 3 Died Variously Guy Elwyn Giles 3 Anybodies Woman Cecil Barr TITLE INDEX Aphrodite's Lover Arthur MacArthur BOOK TITLE AUTHOR Appointment with Death Agatha Christie Arizona Clarence Budington Kelland 3 Died Variously Guy Elwyn Giles Arizona Round-up William Hopson 3 Girls and a Killer H. Donald Spatz Army Girl Whit Harrison The 3-13 Murders Thomas B. Black Army Mistress William David 6 Were to Die Kirk Wales Army Widow John Saxon 8 Faces at 3 Craig Rice Arrow Pointing Nowhere Elizabeth Daly 8 Long Short Stories Fannie Hurst Artist's Model Norman Bligh 11 Great Modern Stories [anonymous ed.] Artists in Crime Ngaio Marsh 11 Selected Great Stories Ben H e c h t As Good as Married Perry Lindsay 12 Chinks and a Woman James Hadley Chase As Good as Murdered James O'Hanlon 14 Great Stories by 14 Great Authors [anonymous ed.] Ask for Therese Evans Wall 15 Great Stories of Today [anonymous ed.] Assignment to Death Charles L. Leonard 18 Great Modern Stories [anonymous ed.] At Ruby's Place Joan Tucker 18 Great Stories of Today Whit Burnett Atomic Bomb Malcolm Jameson 20 Million Miles to Earth Henry Slesar Avon Detective Mysteries Herbert Williams 22 Great Modern Stories Erskine Caldwell Avon Fantasy Reader Donald A. Wollheim 25 Short Short Stories from Collier's Bob Considi n e Avon Science Fiction Reader Donald A. Wollheim 30 Days to Live Anthony Gilbert Avon Western Reader [anonymous ed.] (30 Tales of) Adventure and Romance Arnold Shaw 42 Days for Murder Roger Torrey B 48 Current Short Stories [anonymous ed.] 50-50 Girl Thomas Stone "B" as in Banshee Lawrence Treat 300 Tricks You Can Do Howard Thurston Baby Peddler Albert L. Quandt $106,000 Blood Money Dashiell Hammett Baby Sitter Albert L. Quandt $1,000,000 in Corpses E d w a rd Ronns The Bach Festival Murders Blanche Bloch Bachelor Bait Peggy Gaddis A Bachelor Girl Dorine B. Clark Back-Country Wench Gail Jordan The Abortive Hussy Jack Woodford Back-Country Woman Evans Wall About the Murder of a Startled Lady Anthony Abbott Back(-)Road Motel William Vaneer About the Murder of the Night Club Lady Anthony Abbott The Back-Seat Murder Herman Landon The Ace of Knaves Leslie Charteris Backstage Affair Amos Hatter Action at Spanish Flat Burt Arthur The Backstage Mystery Octavus Roy Cohen Action at World's End Whitman Chambers Backstage Sin Dana Lewis Acts of Black Night Kathleen Moore Knight Backwoods Bride Robert E. Reynolds Adam and Two Eves [anonymous] Backwoods Girl Peggy Gaddis Address: Centauri F. L. Wallace Backwoods Hussy Hallam Whitney (The) Adventures of Ellery Queen Ellery Queen Backwoods Shack Hallam Whitney The Adventures of Sam Spade Dashiell Hammett Bad as the Rest Tom Stone Adventures of the Great Crimebusters [anonymous ed.] Bad for Business Rex Stout The Affair at the Boat Landing A. B. Cunningham Bad Girls' Club William Davids Affair in Araby Talbot Mundy Bad Hombre Archie Joscelyn The Affair of the Crimson Gull Clifford Knight Bad Sister Evans Wall Affairs of a Career Girl Mitchell Coleman Bad Sue Norman Bligh The Affairs of a Country Girl Gail Jordan Bad Woman Russell Higgins The Affairs of a Leading Lady Jane Manning Badge of Shame Arthur Abram The Affairs of a Mistress Gordon Semple Badland Bill Ranger Lee Affairs of a Party Girl Bart Frame Badmen of Elk Head Robert Claiborne Pitzer Affairs of a Ward Nurse Mitchell Coleman Bait for a Tiger Bayard Veiller Ah King and other Romance Stories of the Tropics Bait for Murder Kathleen Moore Knight W. Somerset Maugham The Ballot-Box Murders, John Stephen Strange The Alarm of the Black Cat D. B. Olsen Baltimore Madam Helen Knowland The Albatross Murders Inigo Jones The Bamboo Whistle Frederick Frost Alias Basil Willing Helen McCloy The Bancock Murder Case A. B. Cunningham Alias the Saint Leslie Charteris The Bandaged Nude Robert Finnegan The Alien Raymond F. Jones The Bar D Boss Ranger Lee All Concerned Notified Helen Reilly Bar-Fly Wives Wright Williams All That Glitters Manning Coles Barb Wire Showdown Allan K. Echols All the Girls He Wanted John O'Hara Barbed-Wire Empire Will Ermine Allan Quatermain H. Rider Haggard Bardelys the Magnificent R a f a el Sabatini Ambush on Satan's Hill Archie Joscelyn Basement Gang David Williams The American Gun Mystery Ellery Queen The Basle Express Manning Coles The Amorous Interne Edward Reltid Bat Boy of the Giants Garth Garreau The Amphibians S. Fowler Wright The Bathtub Murder Case E. R. Punshon And Dangerous to Know Elizabeth Daly Batter Up Jackson Scholz ...And Death Drove On Robert Fleming The Battle at Three-Cross William Colt MacDonald And Hope to Die Richard Powell Bayou Girl John B. Thompson And So He Had to Die Donald Clough Cameron Beach Girl Joan Sherman And So to Death William Irish Beach Party Ralph Douglas And Sudden Death Cleve F. Adams Beach Party Peggy Gaddis The Angry Heart Leslie Edgley Bear Paw Dane Coolidge Another Man's Wife Margaret Carruthers The Beast Must Die Nicholas Blake Another Morgue Heard From Frederick C. Davis Beautiful Body Wright Williams Any Man's Girl Luther Gordon Bed-Time Angel Norman Bligh Any Man's Woman Cecil Barr Bed-Time Girl James Clayford 164 Bedroom Eyes Maurice Dekobra A Body for the Bride George Bagby Bedroom in Hell! Norman A. Daniels The Body in the Bridal Bed Richard Shattuck Bedroom with a View David Wade The Body in the Road Moray Dalton Bedtime Blonde John Wilstach A Body to Own Trudy Hamilton The Bellamy Trial Frances Noyes Hart A Body to Own Robert W. Harmon Bells for the Dead Kathleen Moore Knight Bonanza Queen Zola Ross Below the Belt Robert Lucas The Book of the Crime Elizabeth Daly Below Zero Harold Titus The Book of the Dead Elizabeth Daly Beware the Hoot Owl Nancy Rutledge The Book of the Lion Elizabeth Daly Beyond Desire Albert L. Quandt The Boomerang Clue Agatha Christie Big City Hellcat Raymond Blair Boomtown Buccaneers William Colt MacDonald Big City Nurse Albert L. Quandt Border Breed William MacLeod Raine The Big Knockover Dashiell Hammett Border Wolves Archie Joscelyn Big Red Jim Kjelgaard Born to Be Bad Norman Bligh The Big Sleep Raymond Chandler Born to Sin H. L. Gates The Big Tease William Arnold Borrowed Crime (and other stories) William Irish Big Timber Robert Ormond Case Borrowed Ecstasy Watkins E. Wright The Big Woman Mel Colton Boss of the Northern Star Archie Joscelyn Big-Time Girl Albert L. Quandt Boss of the OK Brett Rider Big-Town Hellcat Amos Hatter Botched Brand T o m W e s t The Bigamy Kiss Steve Harragan Both Sides of the Law Bertrand W. Sinclair The Billion Dollar Body Joseph Shallit Bottom Deal Judson Philips Black Alibi Cornell Woolrich The Bowstring Murders Carter Dickson The Black Angel Cornell Woolrich Boy Hungry Kate Nickerson Black Creek Buckaroo Anson Piper Boy Madness Ralph Douglas The Black Curtain Cornell Woolrich Boy-Chaser Kate Nickerson The Black Galaxy Murray Leinster Boy-Crazy Albert L. Quandt Black Gold Stampede Ed Moore Brand of the Open Hand Frank C. Robertson Black Gunsmoke Lee Floren Brand of the Outlaw Paul Evan Lehman The Black Honeymoon Constance & Gwenyth Little The Brand Stealer Charles H. Snow Black Orchids Rex Stout Bravo Trail Leigh Carder The Black Path of Fear Cornell Woolrich The Bride Brings Death Darby St. John The Black Paw Constance & Gwenyth Little The Bride Dined Alone Vera Kelsey Black Plumes Margery Allingham The Bride of Death Ngaio Marsh The Black Rider Burt Arthur Bridge to Vengeance Winston Graham The Black Rider Herbert Shappiro The Bright Face of Danger Julius Fast Black River Ranch Lynn Westland Bright Star of Danger, Whitman Chambers The Black Rustle Constance & Gwenyth Little The Brighter Buccaneer Leslie Charteris Black Sombrero William Colt MacDonald Bring Me Another Murder Whitman Chambers The Blanket of the Dark John Buchan "Bring Me His Ears" Clarence E. Mulford The Bleeding House Hilda Lawrence Broadway Virgin Lois Bull The Bleeding Scissors Bruno Fischer Broken Lance Frank Gruber Blonde Baby Wilson Collison Broken River John & Ward Hawkins The Blonde Betrayer John Godey The Broken Vase Rex Stout The Blonde Died First Dana Chambers Brothers on the Trail Max Brand A Blonde for Murder W a l t e r B . G i b s o n Brutal Kisses H. M. Appel Blonde Hellcat Arthur Marin Buckskin Empire Harry Sinclair Drago The Blonde Is Dead Amber Dean The Budapest Parade Murders Van Wyck Mason Blonde Peril Hall Bennett Build My Gallows High Geoffrey Homes Blonde Temptress Gordon Semple Bulldog Drummond Meets a Murderess H. C. McNeile The Blonde, Gangster and the Private Eye Dale Clark Bulldog Drummond on Dartmoor Gerard Fairlie Blonde Trouble Perry Lindsay The B u l l dog Has the Key F. W. Bronson Blonde Venus Ralph Carter Bullet Justice Tex Riley The Blonde with the Deadly Past Mabel Seeley Bullet Proof Frank Kane Blondes Don't Cry Merlda Mace Bullets for a Blonde Will Oursler Blood of Kings Nelson C. Nye Bullets for the MK William MacLeod Raine Blood on Baker Street Anthony Boucher Bulls, Blood and Passion David Williams Blood on My Shoe Jean Leslie Buried for Pleasure Edmund Crispin Blood on Nassau's Moon Walbridge McCully Burn Witch Burn A. Merritt Blood on the Beach Helen Holley Bury Me Not Allan R. B o s w o r t h Blood on the Blonde Dana Chambers Bury Me Not William Francis Blood on the Sage Louis E. Legner Bushwhack Basin T o m W e s t Blood Runs Cold A. B. Cunningham The Butler Died in Brooklyn Ruth Fenisong Bloody Saddles L.
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