Mission: Murder

Mission: Murder – Conspiracy, theft, murder and the love of a good woman are the key ingredients to these stories by John D. MacDonald

My Mission Is Murder (1947) – Silently, relentless, Jan Dalquist stalked his human quarry

Who’s the Blonde? (1952) – He was four thousand dollars short, and the cops had it figured out. They said he’d wrapped the bills and shoved them across the counter to the girl.

My Husband Dies Slowly (1948) – Lovely Liz Dutton got all dolled up — to go hunting out of season.
Chapter One – A Tarnished Frame
Chapter Two – Mercenary Babe
Chapter Three – Cocktail Siren

The Curse of the “Star” (1951) – That the Lady Was Afraid Was Only Too Obvious; the Young American Was No Rescuer of Maidens in Distress, Still — He’d Like to Know the Answer
A six chapter novella.

Mission: Murder has 10 illustrations.