The Plymouth Express Affair [Illustrated] (Hercule Poirot)

PERIL PRESS presents:



Blue Book, January 1924

The Plymouth Express Affair

by Agatha Christie

“The little gray cells,” so often referred to by the great detective Hercule Poirot, certainly get in their fine-work in this intriguing mystery story by an exceptionally talented writer.

The noted detective, Hercule Poirot, solves one of his most interesting and difficult cases in characteristically astute fashion.

(Later expanded and rewritten as The Mystery of the Blue Train)

4800 Words



PLUS BONUS!!!



Collier's, November 6 1926

THE BRIDAL LETTER

by John B. Kennedy

Illustrated by Henry Davis

A tale of Irish pride and high courage

1300 Words



10-Story Detective, November 1946

PUT A LID ON LORA

by Dave Grinnell

Lora’s nasty little habit of telephone eavesdropping was bound to get her into a mess of trouble. But just how much she never suspected until Death came to cross her wires.

2000 Words



Ten Detective Aces, February 1941

THE PHANTOM WITNESS

by Clark Frost

D. A. Mathew Sturgeon was all primed to step into the governor’s shoes. But Fate suddenly made him prosecute for murder the only witness to his own gun-laden youth.

1700 Words



This edition includes 10 images between story illustrations, mastheads and pulp magazine covers. It also includes a GALLERY of 6 cartoons and ads from Nov 6 1926 issue of Collier's.