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William L. DeAndrea

    July 1, 1952 – October 9, 1996

    William L. DeAndrea crafted intricate mysteries, deeply immersed in the genre's traditions and possibilities. His narratives often explored the intersection of crime with corporate intrigue, revealing sharp insights into human behavior. DeAndrea excelled at developing compelling series that delved into diverse facets of mystery, from executive problem-solving to espionage. His dedication to the genre, evident in his extensive reference work, showcases a profound understanding and passion for detective fiction.

    L'angelo rosa
    Mord von ganzem Herzen
    Schneeblind
    Rot-Britannien. Polit-Thriller
    Im Netz der Quoten
    Killed in the Act
    • 1981

      Killed in the Act

      • 244 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      A string of many bizarre incidents strike a television network celebrating its 50th anniversary, including a murder commited before 40 million witnessess. Detective Matt Cobb probes the stange events and finds the secret of the murders in some stolen old kinescopes . . . and in his own mind.

      Killed in the Act