Black Mask Pulp Story Reader #10: Stories from the February 1946 issue of NEW DETECTIVE

Six smashing crime stories from the February 1946 issue of NEW DETECTIVE magazine!

Presented by Black Magazine [www.blackMaskMagazine.com] and iPulpFiction [www.iPulpFiction.com]

LADY IN FLIGHT
by Rick Daniels
It was a strange world for Mary Abbot—where her warmest friend was a frozen corpse in the icebox!

BROKEN IVORY
by David Crewe
They were paying off on my murder, so I had to watch myself die—twice!

THE DEATH DANCE
by Cyril Plunkett
Can you solve the riddle of the smiling little lady—who danced gaily, long after her murder?

MAN AT BAY
by Verne Chute
The Frisco guy was dead, but he still had a chore among the Iiving—an encore of his own murder!

TILL THE END OF CRIME
by Robert Turner
He was just as well dead—and his best girl didn't seem to mind!

NAME YOUR STIFF
by Carroll John Daly
Detective Hall was Satan to Gotham's queen of corpses—because she loved him to death!