Murder on Safari
- 222 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Murder On Safari by Hillary Waugh released on Jun 23, 1989 is available now for purchase.
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Hillary Baldwin Waugh was a pioneering American mystery novelist whose work significantly shaped the genre. After a stint in naval aviation, he turned to writing, finding his stride with a groundbreaking 1952 novel celebrated for its realistic portrayal of police procedural work and meticulous attention to detail. He continued to produce over thirty-five detective novels, many characterized as 'hard boiled,' cementing his legacy. Waugh explored different facets of crime fiction under various pseudonyms, including Elissa Grandower, Harry Walker, and H. Baldwin Taylor.
- 1987
- 1972
The hotel room was expensive and elegant. The girl was expensive and elegant.And dead. As was the man with her.Lieutenant Frank Sessions of the Manhattan Homicide Squad had another case.The girl was call-girl. That was quickly established. The man, a client. But who had the murderer been after? The girl? And then the man, just because he was there as well? Or the other way round? OR were both the victims of a puritanical fanatic with the self-appointed task of cleaning up New York?The key witness was the girl's partner in expensive prostitution. And she seemed unwilling to say anything. It was lucky that Frank Sessions liked women because he soon realised that he was going to have to spend a lot of his time getting to know this one very well.
- 1967
