Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbinders in Suspense (1967) Anthology

These are mystery-suspense stories. Some will keep you on the edge of your chair with excitement. Others are calculated to draw you along irresistibly to see how the puzzle works out. I have even included a sample or two of stories that are humorous, to show you that humor and mystery can also add up to suspense. So here you are, with best wishes for hours of good reading. --Alfred HitchcockIncludes the following 13 stories:The Chinese Puzzle Box - Agatha ChristieThe Most Dangerous Game - Richard ConnellThe Birds - Daphne du MaurierPuzzle For Poppy - Patrick QuentinEyewitness - Robert ArthurMan From The South - Roald DahlBlack Magic - Sax RohmerTreasure Trove - F. Tennyson JesseYours Truly, Jack The Ripper - Robert BlochThe Treasure Hunt - Edgar WallaceThe Man Who Knew How - Dorothy L. SayersThe Dilemma of Grampa DuBois - Clayre and Michel Lipman P. Moran, Diamond-Hunter - Percival Wilde