<p>After getting arrested for petty burglary as a teenager, Braly couldn t get a break and spent much of his life behind bars. This is his searing autobiography, from the author of Shake Him Till He Rattles and On the Yard.</p>

False Starts: A Memoir of San Quentin and Other Prisons

Biographies & Memoirs

Rick Ollerman

Braly, Malcolm

Memoirs

Penguin??Books

Come Easy—Go Easy Chet Carson works for the Lawrence Safe Corporation. One night temptation gets the better of him, and he and his partner decide to rob one of their clients. Some months later, Carson is languishing at Farnworth Prison. But Carson has a plan and soon escalates from convict to escaped con, on the run from the sadistic guards. That’s when he comes across Carl Jensen at Point of No Return, a filling station on the edge of the desert highway. Jensen takes a chance on Carson and gives him a job—and a new lease on life. The Swede has a good feeling about Carson. Unfortunately, the Swede’s greedy wife Lola doesn’t share his sentiment, and sets up Carson to crack one more safe or she’ll turn him in. Jensen has a small fortune stashed away. And it’s just one more safe--only this one could be Carson’s last. In a Vain Shadow Frank Mitchell is bored and restless when he spots the ad for a bodyguard. He’s tired of feeling like a kept man. So when he finds that Mr. Sarek needs someone to protect him against a series of threatening letters, he jumps at the chance to get away from Netta and her smothering love. On the surface, Sarek looks like a harmless little guy in a loud coat who deals in diamonds. Eccentric but harmless. But Frank gets more than he bargains for when he meets Mrs. Sarek. Rita is something else indeed—she hits like a sucker punch. She’s all that he can think about. But Rita’s got more surprises for Frank. She wants him to help her kill her husband. And the payoff? All those diamonds….

Come Easy—Go Easy / In a Vain Shadow (Stark House Classic Thrillers)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

James Hadley Chase

Mystery

Stark House Press

KILL THE BOSS GOOD-BY Tom Fell, the boss, is gone, and Pander has temporarily taken over the rackets in town. He s got some ideas of his own how the bookies should be operating. The business needs some fresh blood. Then Fell is back, back from his rest at Desert Farm where Dr. Emilson has been treating him for manic depression; back with Cripp, his right-hand man. Fell knows he s been gone too long, that Pander has stepped in and made some changes. Pander thinks he s got the big bosses behind him, but what he doesn t know is that Fell may be manic, but he knows what he wants power. And nobody is going to stop him from taking it. MISSION FOR VENGEANCE Eight years ago they were running guns, then something went wrong and they were all running for their lives. Farret spent some time in a South American prison but now he s back and out to even the score. One of the four betrayed him, and Farret knows you got to keep the score even on these things. John Miner owns a ranch and is engaged to Getterman s daughter, Jane. He s the first to find out about Farret. But Farret isn t interested in Miner yet. First he s got to settle with Lena; and after that, Metz. And if it isn t Metz who set him up, Getterman is next. But sooner or later, it all comes down to Miner. Miner brought him into the group and his is the biggest score to settle of them all.

Kill the Boss Good-by/Mission for Vengeance

Peter Rabe

<p>MIDNIGHT ROAD “Old Trails was ugly of frame, face and temper. For the life of me, I couldn’t understand how he could have sired Samal. Not that Sam didn’t have a temper, too. She had a short fuse and could cuss a blue streak. Her tantrum storms were short-lived, usually, but they were entertaining while they lasted. The only thing wrong with her that I could see was that she turned into a creature of soft curves….” So begins the story of 15-year-old Jeff Carr as he begins to grow up one Texas summer, and face some of the harsh truths around him. Everyone says he favors easy-going Kenty Hooker more than his own dad, Bant Carr, but folks always have to have something to talk about. Jeff’s got other things on his mind—like Sam, who is turning into a woman in front of him; and her brother Coy, whose mean streak is suddenly getting a lot wider. And Fergus, the brother they don’t talk about; the one who lives under the house to avoid the beatings of Coy and Old Trails. But while Jeff is making the Trails family his business, Bant is nursing a brooding pain that will soon explode into violence. That year, none of their lives will ever be the same. From the author of ONE FOR HELL.</p>

Midnight Road

Jada M. Davis

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