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Question: Is there a proper order in which to read the five
(5) "Bill Crane" novels? The first 3 were published in 1935,
and various internet sites list them in different orders.
Perhaps there's no need to read them in order?
Here is what I have for the Crane novels (also according to
Hubin):
Murder in the madhouse (1935)
Headed for a hearse (The Westland case) (1935)
The lady in the morgue (1936)
The dead don't care (1938)
Red gardenias (Some dames are deadly) (1939)
Best, Gary Warren Niebuhr P. O. Box 341218 Milwaukee, WI
53234
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