Fletcher Flora: 40 books

Lawyer Solomon Burr has a new client . . . and it's an old friend of his from law school. Can Sol save his old pal from a murder rap? This tale is ripped from the April 1953 issue of Dime Detective Magazine. A classic!

Lt. Marcus investigate the murder of Foster, the black sheep of the family.

Fanny, the young and amoral wife of a former crime boss and politician, watches too many westerns. After the latest movie, she begins to wonder whether she could kill her husband by tying wet rawhide around his throat and leaving it to dry and tighten in the sun...

She was beautiful in black, and she came with a proposal: Pay $50,000. In return for this reasonable sum, she would guarantee her silence regarding a period of his life…

Lt. Marcus investigates the murder of a young girl in a library.

''Buy me a drink,'' she said. ''I’m too poor,'' I said. ''I’ll buy you one.'' ''I’m too proud,'' I said. ''In my apartment,'' she said, ''there’s Scotch, rye, bourbon - anything you want!'' ''Anything?'' ''Anything!''

It was a tough case -- the murder of Big Jim Shannon, political boss, a man with a thousand enemies. And not a single clue that could be called evidence... Third in the Lt. Joseph Marcus series!

Lt. Marcus looks into a murder at a local hotel. The victim: one Mr. Draper. The cause: a slit throat. Of course, there are multiple suspects…

The tragic tale of a grocer who, unsatisfied with his dull wife and enamored with another woman, decides on murder as the only means to achieve his goals... Originally published in The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Magazine, March 1966.

Middleweight fighter Jackie Brand wasn't going anywhere as a boxer, but he needed money to keep Peg happy. Then he got an offer to throw a fight...

Lt. Marcus investigates the murder of a young girl in a library.