Cover Girl Cries Murder by Marc Brody

Cover Girl Cries Murder

A Crime Reporters Inside Story

by Marc Brody

Horwitz Publications, 1959, [Second Edition], paperback

Very Good Condition, a little edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing and bumping to edges and corners, small tears and creasing, age toned pages, (see photographs)

“His finger gently squeezed the trigger… Before the blast faded in the shabby hotel room Guy Bannion died in front of me.  The smoothest, most ruthless gunman I’d ever met murmured: “It’s quick you know, Brody!”  And I was next on the killer’s list!  Did somebody think of the word, “Murder!” Glamour cover-girl, Carole Manning, cried “murder” and Ken Waldon, wealthy publisher, finished in a quarry with a bullet in his head.  Varos Suto, ace photographer, went into hiding, and the apparent reason for his panic wasn’t the real reason.
The F.B.I., migration authorities, and the city police became involved in the search for the truth about the mystery international racket.  And I became entangled with violent mobsters because a beautiful blonde thought she could twist Brody any way she wanted…”