Norman Daniels (real name Norman Danberg, 1905-1995) was a prolific writer of shorts stories for the pulps, radio dramas, TV shows, and many paperbacks in a wide variety of genres, His script writing included the Nick Carter radio series and such TV shows as Zane Grey Theater, General Electric Theater, Colt. 45, Sugarfoot and Alfred Hitchcock Presents. He continued to churn out paperbacks throughout his life, including tie-in novels, “nurse” novels, gothic romances, and spy thrillers, under his own name and a variety of pseudonyms, among them Harrison Judd, William Dale, Norma Dann, Daniella Dorsett, Kerry McRoberts, Mark Reed, Norman T. Vane, David Wade and his wife’s name, Dorothy Daniels)
Mike Sloan is a jewel thief who has tired of being doggedly pursued by a cop. So he beds the cop's wife and sets her up to take the fall for his next heist. And that's only the beginning of the brutal, cat-and-mouse game, between cop and criminal, in this noir classic.
"The book has a promising premise. It's revenge to the nth degree—cuckold the cop, further humiliate him by succeeding with the crime, then railroad his wife to prison. We're talking cruel. It's probably worth taking the plunge." Pulp International
The man accused of raping and killing a young girl could be innocent...and it all hinges on the eyewitness testimony of an old friend.
World War II veteran Jeff Castle is living a quiet life as a big game hunter in Africa…until he’s called to the bedside of his dying, estranged grandfather in New York, where he learns he’s the sole heir to the man’s business: sixty hotels throughout the state. Castle barely has a chance to absorb the news when he’s seduced by a woman… who is murdered shortly after he leaves her bed. Now, instead of tracking game, he’s hunting for the woman’s killer in the concrete jungle. But the hunter is also the hunted, being stalked by vicious prey — the NY mob, who want to take the empire that he’s inherited, which isn’t what it seems.
