Bøger af Donald Clough Cameron

This second BATMAN: THE GOLDEN AGE OMNIBUS includes dozens of stories from the early 1940s!

It was a blizzard. The wind, lashing across Lake Superior, buried the whole of the Upper Michigan peninsula beneath an avalanche of snow. It choked highways and ditches and streets, blotting out railroads and isolating towns. And three times in two days it wove a shroud for-murder.Andrew Brant, editor and owner of the Red Rock Reporter, went out into the storm to check on a rumor that the local paper mill was going to close. Arriving at the mill, he found its proprietor and his own best friend, grizzled, obstinate John Macfarlane prone upon the floor, while the new assistant manager, mysterious, shifty Ralston Crane seemed suddenly to have vanished. Brant had his own ideas where Crane might have disappeared. It was not into thin air, and the mystery of Crane's whereabouts was to catch up not only Brant and Macfarlane, but also the latter's young wife Ella and pretty Carol Johnson of the Reporter staff in a whirlwind of suspicions, hate, blackmail and violence before it was at length dramatically unraveled.White for a Shroud was published in 1947.

Lanky young criminologist Abelard Voss is enticed to investigate two separate mysteries in this volume.Murder's Coming: A small mill town brews with the threat of violence as union organizers come to town. The discovery of a body in the river just when Abelard Voss arrives in town, responding to a strange letter, is just the beginning of a strange investigation in this atmospheric mystery.Grave Without Grass: An anonymous letter suggests that Abelard Voss should investigate a cold case in a small town; suggesting too, that he might just save another life. A young woman's murder soon creates a troubling complication, and it becomes apparent that the killer has further plans.