Guns Don't Miss - 6 Stories From the Pulps

PERIL PRESS presents:
GUNS DON’T MISS - 5 TALES of MURDER
From the pages of POPULAR DETECTIVE
by Robert Sydney Bowen

Popular Detective, November 1946
Till Death Do Us Part
by Robert Sidney Bowen
Two wealthy sisters run into a nightmare of trouble when a scheming husband dishes up a murder and blackmail stew, and it's up to private detective Lacey to serve the solution!
Chapter 1: Corpse in the Desk Chair
Chapter 2: Miss Heavenly of the Year
Chapter 3: Two Murders
Chapter 4: The Wrong Sister
Chapter 5: Three Million Beautiful Smackers
Chapter 6: “I Can Hope, Can’t I?”
12,900 Words

Popular Detective, September 1947
MURDER MUSTN'T MISS
by Robert Sidney Bowen
Private Investigator Chet Lacey takes the case of a lovely suspected murderess, and makes photographs point the clues!
6700 Words

Popular Detective, March 1948
DON'T FOOL WITH MURDER
by Robert Sidney Bowen
“Make your act perfect tonight, because it may be your last,” was the grim warning sent to the Great Cordova, handcuff king!
5900 Words

Popular Detective, July 1948
CATCH ME A KILLER
by Robert Sidney Bowen
When you try to pin a rap on Lacey, you never can tell when he'll turn right around — and pin it back where it belongs!
6700 Words

Popular Detective , September 1948
GUNS ARE HANDY THINGS
by Robert Sidney Bowen
Chet Lacey takes on a tough and dangerous chore when he attempts to bring the straying Alec Keltner home!
5900 Words

PLUS BONUS SPORTS STORY

Exciting Sports, Spring 1950
MIDGET MAYHEM
by Robert Sidney Bowen
Could a driver with a weakness on an inside curve turn a hot-rod racer into a winner?
5800 Words

This edition includes the original illustrations to the stories as well as the covers of the pulp magazines in which they were first published.