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73Heroin, Hookers, and Hostesses in the 1950s
by Patty Inglish, MS
This book is based on the real life drama that unfolded into heroin addiction, gambling, and drug trafficking among night club hostesses in Los Angeles and Las Vegas in the 1950s. published 2 weeks ago
75The Case of the Buried Clock
by Patty Inglish, MS
Erle Stanley Gardner did not attend law school, but passed the California Bar Exam on the strength of his own studies. He initiated a system for freeing wrongly convicted felons that is still used today. Gardner is probably the most prolific mystery writer of all time, not to mention his other books. published 9 months ago
58Book Review - The 6th Target
by Patty Inglish, MS
This is a book that that had led to a hit TV show. published 9 months ago
59A New Toff and Drum
by Patty Inglish, MS
Madman on a Drum: A Rush McKenzie Novel...John Creasey was a prolific crime story writer in the 20th century, writing (like Erle Stanley Gardner) under his own... published 3 months ago
71Best Mystery Books
by Patty Inglish, MS
A Steve Harlan Mystery - This is an entertaining and unique period piece murder novel set in the south during the early 1960s. You can feel the sticky heat of summer and smell the flowers as you read... published 9 months ago
64Book Review-Sherlock Holmes and the Plague of Dracula
by Patty Inglish, MS
Stephen Seitz wrote Sherlock Holmes & the Plague of Dracula after reportedly discovering a cache of unpublished journals and letters of the personable but bumbling Dr. John Watson, Holmes' old assistant and... published 9 months ago
61The Supper Club Mysteries
by Patty Inglish, MS
Carbs can be murder, according to new mystery writer J. B. Stanley. The Supper Club Mystery series books even includes recipes along with good stories and believeable characters. published 9 months ago
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