The Spicy Mystery MEGAPACK: 25 Mystery Tales from the ''Spicy'' Pulps

Here is a selection of 25 tales from the “Spicy” line of mystery pulps—full of politically incorrect (even for their own time!) tales of murder, menace, sex, sadism, and other stuff parents wouldn’t want their kids reading. By modern standards, they are quite tame…but can be fun if you’re in the mood for a trip down the dark alleys of pulp publishing.

Contents:

DEATH BY TELEPHONE, by James W. Marvin

THE SCALPEL OF HATE, by Norman A. Daniels

SHANGHAI SUE, by Steve Fisher

MURDER AT LAKE IROQUOIS, by Charles Maxwell

BLONDE MADNESS, by Arthur Humbolt

THE WATERLOO OF WILLIE THE DIP, by Ellery Watson Calder

YOU CAN’T HIDE A DOCTOR!, by Jane Thomas

HEAT FROM TEXAS, by W.W. McKenna

NIGHT SCENE, by Jerome Severs Perry

BODY RANSOM, by Arthur Wallace

MAKE-UP FOR MURDER, by Thomas King

SWEET FINGER, by Frank E. Marks

LIVE BAIT, by Harley L. Court

GUNFIRE AT SCARLANI’S, by Atwater Culpepper

WHEN DOUBLES CROSS, by George V. Miller

THE FALL OF FRISCO FREDDIE, by Jerome Severs Perry

THE RELENTLESS ONES, by Peter Grant

TOO MANY DIAMONDS, by Ellery Watson Calder

BODY ON THE BEACH, by Arthur Wallace

FATAL FACIAL, by Cary Moran

BAT MAN, by Victor Rousseau

HIGH TREASON, by Alan Anderson

MURDERER’S BAIT, by Jerome Severs Perry

WOMEN ARE DAMNED FOOLS, by Hugh B. Cave

PALLID MISTRESS, by W.B. Rainey