Sources
| Source | ID | Link |
|---|---|---|
| GoodReads | 217380743 | https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/217380743 |
| Amazon | B0DCTRJDSN | https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCTRJDSN |
Description
Detection necessarily implies deception. Criminals may deceive both to commit their crimes and to cover them up afterwards. And occasionally investigators themselves will resort to duplicitous behavior in order to bring perpetrators to justice. This issue’s stories offer some master classes in disguise, deception, and misdirection. In “Masquerade” by Pat Black, a Halloween party is the perfect setting for a killer to hide in plain sight. And here are the additional stories in this issue:
“The Water Bottle” by Dave Zeltserman
"Of Stroganoff and Jerry Cans” by Marcelle Dubé
"Mary-Elizabeth, Killing Machine” by Stan Dryer
"Cover Shot” by Floyd Sullivan
"Midnight Movie” by James Van Pelt
"Recidivism” by R. T. Lawton
"You Can Sleep When You’re an Old Man “ by Wayne J. Gardiner
"The Fall” by Jane Pendjiky
"Roses for Beth” by Bob Williamson
"The Final Was Murder” by John H. Dirckx
"The Denouement of a Most Curious Case” by Mark Thielman
"The Bride Case” by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
"The Family Man” by Stephen W. Herring
"The Besieged City” by James Tipton
Features include puzzles, a story contest and book reviews.
“The Water Bottle” by Dave Zeltserman
"Of Stroganoff and Jerry Cans” by Marcelle Dubé
"Mary-Elizabeth, Killing Machine” by Stan Dryer
"Cover Shot” by Floyd Sullivan
"Midnight Movie” by James Van Pelt
"Recidivism” by R. T. Lawton
"You Can Sleep When You’re an Old Man “ by Wayne J. Gardiner
"The Fall” by Jane Pendjiky
"Roses for Beth” by Bob Williamson
"The Final Was Murder” by John H. Dirckx
"The Denouement of a Most Curious Case” by Mark Thielman
"The Bride Case” by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
"The Family Man” by Stephen W. Herring
"The Besieged City” by James Tipton
Features include puzzles, a story contest and book reviews.