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Michael Collins
Dennis Lynds
[1924-2005] |
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Dan Fortune, a one-armed Polish-Lithuanian private investigator in New York City: |
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Act
of Fear (1967)
The Brass Rainbow (1969)
Night of the Toads (1970)
Walk a Black Wind (1971)
Shadow of a Tiger (1972)
The Silent Scream (1973)
Blue Death (1975)
The Blood-Red Dream (1976)
The Nightrunners (1978)
The Slasher (1980)
Freak (1983) |
Minnesota Strip (1987)
Red Rosa (1988)
Castrato (1989)
Chasing Eights (1990)
The Irishman’s Horse (1991)
Cassandra
in Red (1992)
Crime, Punishment and Resurrection (1992)
Fortune's World (2000)
AKA: Fortune’s Fortune [working title] |
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Non-series: |
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Mask of Silence (1967)
Woman in Marble (1973)
The Cadillac Cowboy (1995) |
Spies
and Thieves, Cops and Killers, Etc: Stories (2002) [SS]
Charlie Chan in the Temple of the Golden Horde (2003)
[Charlie Chan created by Earl Derr Biggers) |
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Written as Dennis Lynds (his real name): |
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Charlie Chan Returns (1974) [novelization of television play] |
S.W.A.T. - Crossfire (1975) [novelization of television play] |
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Written as William Arden
Kane Jackson, an industrial espionage expert and detective: |
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A Dark Power (1968)
Deal in Violence (1969)
The Goliath Scheme (1971) |
Die to a Distant Drum (1972)
APA: Murder Underground (1974)
Deadly Legacy (1973) |
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Written as Nick Carter
Nick Carter, a sexually active, gun-slinging secret agent: |
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The N3 Conspiracy (1974)
The Green Wolf Connection (1976) |
Triple Cross (1976) |
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Written as John Crowe
Fictional Buena Costa County, California: |
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Another Way to Die (1972)
A Touch of Darkness (1972)
Bloodwater (1974) |
Crooked Shadows (1975)
When They Kill Your Wife (1977)
Close to Death (1979) |
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Written as Carl Dekker |
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Woman in Marble (1973) |
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Written as Maxwell Grant
“The Shadow”, a private investigator in the USA: |
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The Shadow Strikes (1964)
Shadow Beware (1965)
Cry Shadow (1965)
The Shadow's Revenge (1965)
Mark of the Shadow (1966) |
Shadow Go Mad (1966)
The Night of the Shadow (1966)
Destination Moon (1967) |
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Written as Mark Sadler
Paul Shaw, a private investigator, and partner in Thayer, Shaw, and Delaney, in New York City and Los Angeles, California: |
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The Falling Man (1970)
Here to Die (1971)
Mirror Image (1972) |
Circle of Fire (1973)
Touch of Death (1981)
Deadly Innocents (1986) |
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Written as Mark Sadler
Mack Bolan: |
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The Moving Target (1989) |
Blood Fever (1989) |
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Written as Mark Sadler,
with Gayle Stone (pseudonym of Gayle Lynds): |
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A
Common Enemy (1989) |
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