New England Crime Chowder (Library of Crime Classics)

Fourteen Tasty Servings of hot-blooded passion, bone-chilling violence, and appropriately seasoned New England-style. Readers who love New England should love these stories as they are all set in New England, includes the terrific short story "Lizzie Borden in the P.M". Out-of-Print Book highly recommended to mystery buffs, who also love New England. A very enjoyable book. Mifflin must go / Shannon OCork -- Things that go bump and grind in the night / S.S. Rafferty -- The golden parachute Martin N. Meyer -- Unacceptable procedures / Stanley Ellin -- A soul to tell / Jeremiah Healy -- I.O.U. - one life / Marjorie Carleton -- A borderline case / Rufus King -- Lieutenant Harald and the Treasure Island Treasure / Margaret Maron -- Nice, well-meaning folk / N. Scott Warner -- The day the children vanished / Hugh Pentecost -- Old Killeen's promise / Thomas Walsh -- Lizzie Borden in the p.m. / Robert Henson -- Something you have to live with / Patricia Highsmith -- Paid in full / W.W. Fredericks. The dark side of a picture-postcard place is revealed in this collection of 14 bone-chillers: "Things That Go Bump In the Night" by S.S. Rafferty; "Lizzie Borden in the P.M." by Robert Henson; "Nice, Well-Meaning Folk" by N. Scott Warner; more.