stark house press eureka (162 risultati)

Soft cover. Condizione: As New. 1st Edition. SIGNED by the Author. Crime thriller set against the music scene of 1960s Detroit. Signed by Author(s).

GAK (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2010. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New, 228 pp. Cover artwork by: GAK A Stark House Press original. "A dark fantasy novel about a battle between a small group of humans and the bogeymen of ancient legend. The first in a new series featuring phantom hunter Abby Marquise." A monster is killing children all over the place. Abby and her sidekick go hunting, but how do you hunt something you can't see and how can you find something if you don't believe it exists. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New,

Soft cover. Condizione: Fine. First Thus. First Thus, First Printing. Trade PB in illustrated wraps. Fine and unmarked. 277pp. 278 p. Book.

Trade Paperback. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. First Edition, First Printing. Trade PB in illustrated wraps. Fine and unmarked. 197pp inc. Bibliography; illustrated in reproductions. 198 p. Book.

Trade Paperback. Condizione: Fine. Reprint. Reprint. Trade PB. Fine and unmarked. 2 novels in one volume. 238pp. 238 p. Book.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. Stated First Edition. Black Over Red Pictorial Wraps. Black Lettering On The Spine. Usual Library Markings. Near Fine Without Markings.

Trade Paperback. Condizione: Fine. 1st Edition. First edition, combined 2 mysteries in one book. Fine and unmarked illustrated Trade PB. 259pp 264 p. Book.

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2015. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New, 256 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "A cop in departmental trouble knows his wife is being stalked, but feels helpless to do anything about it. Does he report it and bring undue attention to himself, or should he take matters into his own hands, and damn the consequences? " First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New,

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2014. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New, 155 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "A collection of eleven stories with the impact of an American saga-each rendered in Coburn's signature style of 'chilly elegance,' each an excursion into the genre-bending territory of Coburn's bestselling novels. Here, in snapshot form, are our home towns: the crazy-quilt of intertwined lives; the uneasy memories of the past; the disturbances that tilt the equations of love and loyalty that bind neighbor to neighbor, parents to children, husbands to wives. Includes a new foreword by Rick Ollerman. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New,

Condizione: Paperback, New, Lu Kimmel (illustratore). Eureka: Black Gat (Stark House Press):, 2020. Paperback, New, 194 pp. Cover artwork by: Lu Kimmel "Barney drives a Boston cab and is surprised to pick up a fare downtown who gives his own address as her destination. Barney rents a room with the Shafft family - old Mrs. Shafft, her son Theo, and their granddaughter Edith - but has no idea that his customer is Lenore Bellane, Theo's wife and Edith's real mother. So when Lenore is found with two slashed wrists in her hotel room the next morning, Barney feels that something here just doesn't make sense. The supposed-suicide doesn't make sense to Lt. Eggart either. He suspects murder. Lenore had been seen the day before with a Mystery Man who turns out to be her brother-in-law, Francis Bellane, but what motive could he have for killing the woman who seems to have meant so much to him? Why is Barney's boss, Mr. Bottman, getting involved? And how do the Shaffts figure into this?" Black Gat 25.

Victor Kalin (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2019. First printing, Paperback, New, 216 pp. Cover artwork by: Victor Kalin "Eddie Marlon is just a kid with a song he wants published, another city kid with dreams of being in the music business. His song is nothing special, but Eddie gets a tip that a local radio station needs help on the early morning shift. Marty Allen hires him to line up the records for his show. But the way Eddie sees it, Marty is a square--he doesn't go for the bucks that are to be had charging A&R guys to get their tunes on the air. Eddie must have been born lucky because one night Marty needs Eddie to help him get the station boss out of a jam. Then they owe him. And when it's time to collect, Eddie is right there with a plan." Black Gat Book number 22. First printing, Paperback, New,

Barye Phillips (illustratore). Eureka: Black Gat Books (Stark House Press):, 2018. First printing, paperback, New, 250 pp. Cover artwork by: Barye Phillips A railroad mystery. Most all the stuff from Stark House is interesting but the Black Gat line of noirish novels, like this one, are my favorites. First printing, paperback, New,

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Black Gat Books (Stark House Press):, 2018. First printing, Paperback, New, 163 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "THE MEN FROM THE BOYS: Marty Bond had been a famous cop in New York. But that was before he was retired from the force. Now he s a house dick at a crummy hotel, pimping, rousting, drinking too much. His stomach is killing him, and it comes as no surprise when the doctor says it might be a tumor. Knowing he must have cancer, Marty starts to plan a quicker exit. That s when his stepson comes to him. An auxiliary cop working the streets, Lawrence thinks there was something fishy in a meat seller who cries robbery one minute, then changes his mind the next. Marty tells him to forget about it. But the kid investigates anyway, and is almost beaten to death. Now Marty figures it s time to take Lawrence s suspicions seriously. But what can an ex-cop on the skids do when all he has left are a few old skills, a cynical heart, and the little time remaining?" First printing, Paperback, New,

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Black Gat Books (Stark House Press):, 2017. First edition, PBO, Paperback, New, 162 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "Two new thrilling Sherlock Holmes adventures featuring Inspector Alec MacDonald, affectionately nicknamed by Holmes as Mr. Mac. 'Mr. Lovisi is one of the top 5 authors who write new Holmes stories.'" Black Gat number 11. First edition, PBO, Paperback, New,

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Black Gat Books (Stark House Press):, 2016. First printing, Paperback, New, 198 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "Wilma Rathjen lives above the garage with a view of the apartments below. Her brother Curtis has provided this safe haven for her after her breakdown. The last thing Wilma wants to do is go back to the institution. So when she looks out of her window and sees the body of her neighbor, Jeri Lynn, lying dead in her bathtub, she doesn't call the police. She waits if the body is really there, one of the other tenants will discover it. And discover it they do. But is this really an accident? Sergeant Osgood is not so sure. Curtis himself was known to visit Miss Lynn. The young nurse, Ann Jenner, definitely has something to hide; the old gardener, Wallace Timm, is acting evasive; and pretty-boy Tony Carmen is decidedly defensive. And then there s serviceman Phillip Blade, who shows up claiming to be Jeri s husband. Only Wilma could have seen what happened and that someone might try to kill her next!" First printing, Paperback, New,

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2014. First printing, Trade paperback, Fine, 286 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "Two rare and classic Brewer thrillers from the early 1960's. A lonely widow, a hot-eyed tramp, and a half a million bucks create a recipe for murder in Nude on Thin Ice. In Memory of Passion, a phone call in the night summons a man into a world of secret desire and sudden violence. Two steamy noirs as only Brewer can write them. " First printing, Trade paperback, Fine,

Condizione: Trade paperback, Fine, Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2008. Trade paperback, Fine, 286 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard Interesting. A DEVIL FOR O'SHAUGNESSY appears here for the first time ever. It languished in a closet for nearly thirty years. May the Great Spirit shine on Stark House for letting the sun shine on this forgotten work. Like many Stark house titles THE THREE-WAY SPLIT has been out of print since forever. Noir thrillers here. Brewer's "thing" was to feature noirish, dark and brooding male protagonists who are usually led down the road to crime by an outrageously beautiful siren in trouble. I like it. You probably will too, especially if you like the classic mystery.

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2016. First printing, Trade paperback, New, 294 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "Two classic mysteries featuring strong yet diabolical female protagonists. The first is a story of an amoral but beautiful woman and her victims, the second features Kate, headstrong criminal mastermind whose each swindle is bigger than the last." First printing, Trade paperback, New,

Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2015. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New, 188 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "A masterfully convoluted mystery that begins with the murder of a babysitter and the kidnapping of a young child." First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New,

Condizione: paperback, New, Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2022. paperback, New, 202 pp. "Ex-G.I. Brad Dolan is traveling through central Florida, trying to forget his past, when his car breaks down. While waiting for a repair, he checks out the town and finds that everyone here in Carter County is afraid of a guy named Rand Ringo. Apparently Ringo owns the town. And after a bar fight that lands him in the local jail, Dolan soon finds himself introduced to Mr. Ringo, who offers him a job as his right-hand man. Ringo owns the county alright, and now he wants to own Dolan. And Dolan wouldn't have a problem with that except that Ringo's wife, Billy, keeps throwing herself at him. And then there's Ringo's beautiful daughter, Gloria, a sweet temptation. Dolan has stepped into a powder keg of a situation, and will be lucky if he can get out with his life.".

Condizione: Trade paperback, New, Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2021. Trade paperback, New, 251 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "ORACLE OF THE THOUSAND HANDS: The biography of D'Arcy's life isn't meant to be definitive, but D'Arcy's biographer is being as diligent in his efforts as he can. Scant attention will be paid to his childhood. D'Arcy's story will start with his formative years, detailing his discovery of The Magazine and the curious pleasures D'Arcy experiences within, setting him on his path of sexual discovery. The biographer promises that he will present "a shattering picture of our protagonist, revealing wonders and implications hitherto never before revealed." Unfortunately, the biographer himself is operating under a certain degree of restraint, confined as he is to an institute that he is not free to leave. Fortunately, he has the biography of D'Arcy to distract him. IN MY PARENTS' BEDROOM: Michael and his companion are taking the Westfield Tour, a fascinating look into the lives of the Westfield family. Michael has a rather special insight into the family, for Michael is the youngest son of the Westfields, forbidden by the terms of the grant to set foot in the family home-but compelled to do so. He and his companion-girlfriend? he thinks so, though he can't quite remember her name-join a small group and their tour guide through the various rooms in the house. Each room prods at Michael's memories. While the group and the tour guide argue over the fine points of the Westfield's predications and proclivities, Michael journeys into his own past. And as each revelation brings Michael new insight, it also leads to the final mystery.".

J.T. Lindross (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2015. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New, 250 pp. Cover artwork by: J.T. Lindross A paranormal mystery. CSI meets X-Files. Abby and her team mates work for the Society for the Security of Reality. Right now, they've got issues with faeries. First edition, TPBO, Trade paperback, New,

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket.

Condizione: Paperback, New, Carl Boberts (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2023. Paperback, New, 189 pp. Cover artwork by: Carl Boberts "Peter Hanley is a cop. Right now, he's an inmate in a mental institution. It's either the mental institution or prison. You see, Peter may have killed someone, a woman with flaxen hair and jade green eyes who calls herself Narcissa. Strangled her, in fact. But he can't remember. So Peter is injected with sodium amytal and talks to the doctor, Dr. Gatskill. He remembers falling in love with Narcissa. He remembers her icy kisses. But he doesn't remember killing her. So he and Dr. Gatskill take it one step at a time. Maybe if he can recall the events that led up to Narcissa's fatal evening, he will be able to figure out what happened to her. But all he can see is the image of her lying across the smoky blue sofa, her face a grimace of fear.".

Condizione: Paperback, New, Al Brule (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2022. Paperback, New, 191 pp. Cover artwork by: Al Brule "Calahan sends a couple of his goons to pick up Tank Tabor for a little talk. Calahan, the town boss, has a proposition for him. If Tank can persuade his brother Bill to drop his investigation of Calahan, they'll let Bill live. Tank is a gambler, and he knows the odds aren't with him, but he's got to try. Bill is too honest for his own good-he's going to bring Calahan down no matter what the threat.".

Condizione: Trade paperback, New, Mark Shepard (illustratore). Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2014. Trade paperback, New, 360 pp. Cover artwork by: Mark Shepard "A pair of classic thrillers from the creator of King Kong, the Four Just Men, Mr. J. G. Reeder and other famous characters. Who is the mysterious charlatan who calls himself Jack o'Judgment and eludes both criminals and cops alike? And in Captains of Souls, a woman's honor is at the heart of a crime, but who will take up the cause of a man accused of murder? These two intriguing mysteries also include a new introduction by Ed Hulse." This is a print-on-demend title.

Condizione: paperback, New, George Ziel (illustratore). Eureka: (Black Gat) (Stark House Press):, 2026. paperback, New, 177 pp. Cover artwork by: George Ziel "All his life Larry Crenshaw has tried to fit in. He wants to be liked. He wants to be as normal as everyone else. But inside, Larry is twisted up with desire. When he was young, his mother had found him with Lola and dragged him out of the tall grass to fill him with horror stories about the things women want from a man. Now married to a cold woman named Elaine, Larry has to get drunk in order to have sex with her. And she makes no secret of the fact that she hates it. So Larry keeps playing his childhood trauma out in his head. He just wants to lose control, but is too afraid of himself to do so.".

Condizione: Paperback, New, Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2026. Paperback, New, 219 pp. "She plays men for all they are worth. Conrad returned home from the hospital to find his step-father Boyce carrying on with a young flirt. He knew Brenda from way back, and knows she is nothing but trouble. She only wants a man to prove to herself that she can get him. And Boyce is a prize catch-morally upright to a fault, but since the death of his wife, lonely and vulnerable. Then Boyce marries her, and Brenda comes to live with them. That's when she presents her true colors. Now that she's broken Boyce, she turns her attentions to Conrad. Brenda uses all her wiles to tempt him, one moment the innocent, the next a total temptress. Conrad wants nothing to do with her. But Brenda has only just begun.".

Condizione: Paperback, New, Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2025. Paperback, New, 231 pp. Stark Hiuse does these "Black Gat" books ala "Black Cat" from Grove in years gone by. They're neat. This is number 80. We have access to most of them. Please inquire if interested. "haker is back in town, and gets his old room at the Houston Hotel just off Times Square. It's a place full of memories. This is where he lived when he met Cass, the Midwestern girl who was looking for something completely different than her safe upbringing. She finds it in New York City in a crummy, low-rent apartment. Shaker is a drifter, and hates to be pinned down, but they take up together. They're an easy fit. Then Cass becomes pregnant, and Shaker has to leave. Cass eventually pulls herself together and goes on a new date. Which is how she ends up at a bar and meets Ernie. He and his partner hustle her date on a drunken bet. Later, Ernie takes Cass aside and tells her a heroic war story of his time in Korea, and she invites him to spend the night. Now she has a new man in her life. But she can't forget Shaker. and Shaker can't forget her. ".

Condizione: Paperback, New, Eureka: Stark House Press:, 2025. Paperback, New, 225 pp. "This is the story of Lorry Lewis, whose mother sends him to a Cleveland orphanage when he is eleven. Lorry eventually rides the rails across the country to Portland, then down to Los Angeles, encountering one sordid experience after another. Through Lorry, we are given a glimpse into the seamy side of life in late 1920s America.".