I read TOP OF THE HEAP by Erle Stanley Gardner (1952, as A.A.
Fair) and it was fine stuff! This is the first Gardner book I
can be sure I've finished--I think I started some Perry
Masons when I was a lad, but I don't remember getting to the
end. After this, however, and the recommendations I've seen
for the Bertha Cool/Donald Lam books (such as this) and the
Perry Masons, I'll try more. I think people have said that
Perry's sort of hardboiled in the early books.
Does Bertha Cool play more of a role in the other books than
in this one? Here she's around at the start and the finish,
but mostly it's Lam on his own.
Bill
-- William Denton : Toronto, Canada : http://www.miskatonic.org/ : Caveat lector.
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