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The Tell-Tale Heart
First crime novel. first person narrator.
written by Edgar Allan Poe
A man who is mad murders an elder man with a weird eye. It seems to be the perfect crime, but when the police arives, he commits.. -
The Murder at the towers
written by E.V Knox.
from the golden age.-
About a very strange detective who is very smart. the police cannot find the murderer, but the detective does. But in the end they finds out that the victim has commited suicide and Bletherby Marge got the victims heritage. -
The Lamb to the Slaughter
written by Roald Dahl.
A detective is beeing killed by his own wife, who makes the perfect crime. She kills him with a lamb bone and then she putts it in the oven. When the police arrives they are hungry and they eat the murder weapon.
female killer. -
Graveyard Shift
written by James Reasoner.
A man works at a kvikshop and it is very late.
A robber comes in, but goes out.
When he comes in later to steal some alcohol or money? the man in the store shoots him, and it seems like he has done it before. He creates a new indentity and moves to a new time. His wife has been murdered by a robber earlier.
hard-boiled crime fiction. -
Don't you hate having to heads?
Written by Christine Poulson.
An author is in Venice to make re-seach for his new novel. At a Museum he meets a tall and pretty brown-eyed lady.
They are having dinner but he goes home because he suddently feels ill and has a halucination about the lady having and owl head. There is a serial killer and it turns out that she is the killer. there is a twist.