John Armour

• Jan-1999
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The town of Hawthorn's most prominent citizen was Gerald Stoner, Chairman of the Board of the local bank. Its Chief of Police was Dick Farley, and one of Hawthorn's two detectives was Russ Harrison, who came up with the horrifying theory that Gerald ...

• / Suspense
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When Dr Carleton Spence was discovered dead in his study, savagely stabbed, Inspector Bob Channing had to find a suspect. But that wasn't as easy as it should have been, because it seemed that everybody disliked Carleton Spence. Although Inspector Ch...

• / General Fiction
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Right from the start Detective Inspector Henry Morgan had trouble categorising the Stadium Killer. That he was a murderer was never in doubt, but all through the chase Morgan kept groping for a better category. He never did find one, even after he id...

• / Historical
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Apacheria was part of the Great South Desert country, arid, hot and full of death and menace. It was also the heartland of the Apaches, and was claimed and fought over by the US Army. The Apaches were the 'Sun Devils' the tough and resourceful lords ...