Double Homicide - 5 Tales of Murder from the Pulps

PERIL PRESS presents:
5 TALES OF MURDER
by Ted Coughlan

Detective Novels, October 1942
BLOOD AND TOMATOES
by Ted Coughlan
When a corpse plunges down the cull chute Sheriff Coulter is called to “ketchup” the killer!
4700 Words

Popular Detective, April 1943
SOMEBODY STOLE MY CORPSE
A Complete Novelet
by Ted Coughlan
Deputy Sheriff Anderson almost goes haywire on the trail of a disappearing dead lady!
Chapter 1: Mortuary Bodyguard
Chapter 2: Disappearing Dead Lady
Chapter 3: Doped Coffee
Chapter 4: Self-Accusation
Chapter 5: Too Many Confessions
8800 Words

Popular Detective, June 1943
BORGIA’S BARBECUE
by Ted Coughlan
Two mysterious deaths at a roadside restaurant send Red Perry hunting a murderer and his recipe for ruin!
4900 Words

G-Men Detective, Fall (September) 1944
MURDER IN THE MOVIES
by Ted Couglan
In the Dark Theater a Gun on the Screen Cracks, a Patron Falls—and Bob Hall takes the Trail of an Incredible Killer!
4400 Words

Thrilling Detective, February 1945
ONE TRIAL LESS
by Ted Coughlan
Old Criminal Judge Wright was forgetful—but he still remembered how to pin down a killer!
5000 Words

This edition has the illustrations and covers from the original pulp magazines that published all 5 of these stories, in addition to a Gallery of 8 pulp covers from magazines that features stories by Ted Coughlan.