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'Alleen jou,' mompelt Andrew Farrell met hese stem als Sarah Welles vraagt wat hij van haar wil. 'Alleen jou...' Maar lang voordat Sarah toegeeft aan Andrews grillen en lang voordag ze stiekem de trappen naar zijn geheimzinnige, luxueuze kantoor opsluipt, weet Sarah al dat ze ervoor zal kieezen haar trouwe echtgenoot Michael te verraden... Sarahs verraad is echter groter dan ze denkt. Want de nietsvermoedende Michael Welles werkt inmiddels keihard aan een geheim project om de georganiseerde misdaad in New York een gevoelige slag toe te brengen. Niemand weet waar hij mee bezig is. Ook Sarah kan niet weten dat haar echtgenoot jacht maakt op Andrew, die een beruchte mafiagangster is... Via afluisterapparatuur is Michael ondertussen op de hoogte van het bestaan van Andrews blonde, sexy minnares. En hij zet alles op alles om haar identiteit te achterhalen...

Een psychiater raakt verwikkeld in een liefdesaffaire met een jonge danseres die wordt bedreigd door een psychopaat.

First it was the strange phone calls, then the bizarre photographs. The boys of the 87th Precinct knew their arch nemesis, The Deaf Man, was back in town. Even a gruesome crucifixion and a cat burglar who leaves live kittens as his calling card could not keep Carella, Ling, Hawes, and Brown from the torment of the Deaf Man's riddles. And time was running out.

A crime novel first published in 1964, in which Steve Carella of the 87th Precinct searches for a sniper who is killing innocent victims.

A blonde woman, a living doll, is found slashed to death. Steve Carella wants Bert King on the case, a belligerent cop. When he goes missing, presumed dead, the officers of the 87th Precinct go all out to find the truth.

A murder mystery from the 87TH PRECINCT series, first published in 1972, in which a detective discovers that the odd-shaped snapshot found clutched in a dead man's hand is a piece of deadly puzzle worth a suitcase of stolen cash.

For almost 50 years, fans of crime fiction have followed the boys of the 87th Precinct, a fictional urban police department precinct created by the novelist Evan Hunter, writing under the pseudonym Ed McBain.

Sees the return of the Deaf Man - taunting the boys of the 87th Precinct with enigmatic messages and ill deeds, specially for Christmas. The author also wrote "Lightning".

Steve Carella of the 87th Precinct faces the precinct's greatest foe, the Deaf Man, when the criminal returns to a life of crime in order to murder the city's graffiti artists

With its roots in the American private-detective fiction of the 1920s but traceable back as far as Sherlock Holmes, the private-eye story remains as popular as ever. Here are thirty of the finest short novels and stories from the hardboiled world of the private eye. The characters in this collection range from the tough, cynical, hard-drinking Philip Marlowe type to hard-hitting female sleuths and the one-armed intellectual Dan Fortune. This collection features old favorites and new contributions from masters of the genre, past and present, including Ross Macdonald, Raymond Chandler, Sue Grafton, Marcia Muller, Michael Collins, Ed McBain, William Campbell Gault, and many more.