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Milton K. Ozaki
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Androcles Caldwell, a psychology professor
at North University, his “Watson,” Bendy Brinks, and Lt. Percy
Phelan, a homicide detective, in Chicago, Illinois: |
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The Cuckoo Clock1 (1946)
APA: Too Many Women (1950)
APA: Shake Hands with the Devil (1954)
A Fiend in Need (1947) |
The Dummy Murder Case (1951)
APA: Dummy for Death (1956) |
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Non-series: |
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The Deadly Pickup (1953)
Dressed To Kill (1954)
Maid for Murder (1955)
Never Say Die (1956)
APA: Take-Off to Murder (1957) |
Case of the Deadly Kiss (1957)
Case of the Cop’s Wife (1958)
Wake Up and Scream (1959)
Inquest (1960) |
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Written as Robert O. Saber
Carl Good2, a short 40-something private investigator, in Chicago,
Illinois: |
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The Deadly Lover (1951)
The Dove (1951)
APA: Chicago Woman (1953)
APA: Model for Murder (1955)
The Scented Flesh (1951)
APA: Marked for Murder (1955) |
Murder Doll (1952)
APA: Too Cute To Kill (1957)
Too Young To Die (1954)
Sucker Bait (1955) |
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Written as Robert O. Saber
Max Keene3, in Chicago, Illinois: |
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A Dame Called Murder (1955) |
A Time for Murder (1956) |
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Written as Robert O.
Saber
Non-series: |
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The Black Dark Murders (1949)
APA: Out of the Night (1954)
The Affair of the Frigid Blonde (1950)
APA: The Deadly Blonde (1953) |
City of Sin (1952)
APA: Murder Honeymoon (1953)
No Way Out (1952)
APA: Borrowed Time (1955)
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