The Bells of Vengeance - 5 Tales of Weird Murder — Arthur J. Burks

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All Detective, April 1933

DEATH OF THE FLUTE

A Dorus Noel Story

by Arthur J. Burks

Not Always Does The Past Bury Its Dead. Out Of The Yellow Waters Of The Pei Po Came A Strange Vengeance To Single Out Dorus Noel In The Tangle Of New York's Chinatown.

7900 Words



All Detective, May 1933

THE WHITE WASP

A Dorus Noel Story

by Arthur J. Burks

Vengeance Grooms Many Steeds that Murder May Ride; But None as Strange as the one Loosed in Chinatown to Sear the Mark of Bei Tu on the Brain of Dorus Noel

5700 Words



All Detective, June 1933

THE BELLS OF PELL STREET

A Dorus Noel Story

by Arthur J. Burks

A weird melody this tinkling brasses toned out, as life itself held by the balance of a chime, when Dorus Noel and Chu Chul matched cunning in the grottoes of Chinatown.

5700 Words



Secret Agent X, August 1936

GREEN-EYED VENGEANCE

Mystery Novelette

by Arthur J. Burks

The green-eyed monster that was jealousy made Jed Raeme a gibbering madman, who rushed through a sinister, death-filled night to surprise his beautiful wife in a strange house of ghastly murder. And with remorse searing his heart, a grim fate was preparing to make his trembling fingers sign a confession to the hideous slayings committed by his unknown enemy.

10,700 Words



Thrilling Adventures, December 1934

BORDERLAND

by Arthur J. Burks

Author of “Bare Fists,” “The Black Falcon,” etc.

Gigantic Beasts of Death and Destruction Stalk a Mysterious Island in this Tense, Fantastic Story of Santo Domingo

6800 Words



This edition includes the illustrations and pulp cover to all 5 stories.