For armchair travelers and armchair detectives: a top-flight collection of suspenseful stories, tales of quaint Irish villages, fast-paced Far Eastern cities, lush tropical paradises -- and destinations unknown. Contents:The Caribbean : The missing house / Hayford Peirce North America : A knife between brothers / Manly Wade Wellman There are no snakes in Hawaii / Juanita Sheridan The word for breaking August sky / James Sarafin Corollary / Hughes Allison Kaddish / Batya Swift Yasgur All Indians are warriors / William T. Lowe Latin American : There are no stars over San Juan / Kenneth Gavrell The hair of the widow / Robert Somerlott Asia : The sole of the foot / Shizuko Natsuki The courage of Akira-kun / Ron Butler Africa : To catch a wizard / Walter Satterthwait Eastern Europe : Hide-and-seek--Russian style / Patricia McGerr Europe : Journey into time / Georges Simenon Who killed that son of a doge? / David Braly Suspect / Patricia Highsmith The mists of Ballyclough / Barbara Callahan Inspector Wexford and the Winchurch affair / Ruth Rendell The Middle East : The adventure of the Egyptian tomb / Agatha Christie The night of power / Josh Pachter
Cynthia Manson Book order
Cynthia Manson is a literary agent with extensive experience in the publishing industry. Her previous role as Director of Marketing at Davis Publications, known for titles like Ellery Queen and Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, provided her with unique insights. Having also edited several anthologies, Manson demonstrates a deep understanding of the literary landscape and a keen ability to curate compelling works.





- 1999
- 1998
A country-and-western singer slips out of the spotlight in Charlotte Hinger's "The Family Rose"...A temperamental diva takes center stage in Agatha Christie's "Swan Song"...A Wagner fan becomes a murder suspect in Michael Underwood's "Death at the Opera"...A collection of delightful tales make up the magnum opus known as "Murder to Music"...a collection that will strike a chord for fans of music and mystery.
- 1996
Murder at Teatime
Mysteries in the Classic Cozy Tradition from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
- 272 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Taken from the pages of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine and Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, the stories in this suspense-filled collection contain all of the wonderfully delicious elements of the "cozy"--bodies in the library, old English manors, red herrings, suspicious butlers, and much more.Contents:The name on the wrapper / Margery Allingham --The necklace of pearls / Dorothy L. Sayers --The crime of Miss Oyster Brown / Peter Lovesey --Strychnine in the soup / P.G. Wodehouse --Murder at Rokeby house / C.M. Chan --The borgia heirloom / Julian Symons --Dr. Hyde, detective, and the white pillars murder / G.K. Chesterton --Policeman's holiday / Michael Innes --The ministering angel / E.C. Bentley --Home is where the heart is / Nell Lamburn --The wicked ghost / Christianna Brand --The gallowglass / David Braly --Fen Hall / Ruth Rendell.