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Bats fly at dusk
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Cool & Lam Mystery #7 (1942)
Donald is temporarily on the lam from Cool & Lam, having joined the Navy to fight a world war, but it's Bertha who's all at sea, regularly blowing her cool, chasing el… |
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Cats prowl at night
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**Cool & Lam Mystery #8** (1943)
Donald Lam is off "whooping it up in Europe" when Everett G. Belder approaches Bertha Cool for help getting out of a financial jam. Simple. Straightforward. But n… |
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Shills can't cash chips
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Money in the bank has always been a persuasive factor in Bertha Cool’s life – and Lamont Hawley represented a lot of it. He also represented an insurance company that smelled a rat about a traffic a… |
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Spill the jackpot!
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**Cool & Lam Mystery #4** (1941)
When secretary Corla Burke mysteriously vanishes from her place of employment, her fiancé's father, Arthur, Whitewell, hires Bertha Cool and Donald Lam to investig… |
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Top of the heap
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
**Cool & Lam Mystery #13** (1952)
John Carver Billings II has a story with more holes in it than the surgeons had to sew up in the torso of recuperating LA Mob boss Gabby Garvanza. On the other ha… |
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Turn on the heat
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
**Cool & Lam Mystery #2** (1940)
The lettering on the door says "Bertha Cool--Confidential Investigations." Bertha's latest client, who insists on being called "Mr. Smith," is all about the confid… |
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Gypsy days on the Delta
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
Carefree adventures cruising the inland waterways of the Sacramento Delta. |
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Shills can't cash chips
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
Two unrelated Cool & Lam cases bound together in one book, in reverse chronological order.
**Cool & Lam Mystery #22** -- Shills Can't Cash Chips (1961)
Vivian Deshler is claiming whiplash afte… |
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Perry Mason
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
Contains two books of Perry Mason novels. |
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The case of the smoking chimney
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
A crafty businessman arrives incognito in a small town, where he takes up residence at a cabin. Using another name he starts buying up property. When he is found dead in his mountain cabin there is n… |
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The case of the ice-cold hands
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
Supposed You had Embezzeld Some Money -
and bet it on the nose on a long shot, at fifty to one. And the horse came in first. With your winnings you could easily replace the money you had embezzled … |
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The case of the lonely heiress
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
A suspicious personal ad conceals nefarious intent--and eventually lands in the lap of Perry Mason. It appears that Marilyn Marlow inherited a small fortune from her mother, who got the sum from her … |
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The case of the runaway corpse
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
The two women in Perry Mason’s office were a cat-and-mouse combination. And at first glance it seemed that little Mrs. Davenport was the mouse. But her husband said she was trying to kill him…that sh… |
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The case of the stepdaughter's secret
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
Blackmail leads to murder on a yacht and a cash-filled purse on the bottom of the ocean weighted down with a gun. |
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The case of the substitute face
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
Beautiful, willful Celinda Dale was decidedly not resigned when Roy Hungerford, wealthy scion of the prominent California family, deserted her for a shipboard romance with Belle Newberry. Perry Mason… |
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The case of the grinning gorilla
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
El caso comienza cuando Mason llega a su oficina con una caja que ha adquirido en una subasta. Cuando Della, su secretaria, le pregunta qué hay en ella, él le dice que no lo sabe, y al abrirla descub… |
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The case of the singing skirt
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
ix, 313 p. (large print) ; 22 cm |
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The Case of the Dubious Bridegroom
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
Paul Drake's voice came over the wire so fast that the words seemed to telescope into each other.
"Get this Perry, and get it fast," he said. "We're sitting on a keg of dynamite. My man found … |
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The case of the stuttering bishop
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
From the University of Buffalo's Special Collections webpage: "Bishop William Mallory of Sydney, Australia consults with Perry Mason about the statute of limitations in a manslaughter case that took … |
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The Case of the Empty Tin
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Erle Stanley Gardner |
You do not expect to find an empty closed tin between your tins of preserves. But that is what Mrs. Gentrie finds in her basement - and even though she tries to dismiss it, it seems to be important f… |
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