Marvin H. Albert

Published by Crest (349) in January 1960. Cover art by Barye Phillips. Back cover synopsis: "Half the loot was Police Detective Bonner's price for masterminding the bank robbery. Bonner couldn't keep a gorgeous young chick like Peg on his lousy cop's salary. And he had to have Peg. That's why the deal to knock over the Second City National Bank . Seven minutes was all it would take. Seven little minutes against a lifetime of easy living - and Peg. There was only one thing wrong. But Bonner didn't know it until it was too late. He had sold his soul to a DEVIL IN DUNGAREES."

Published by Pocket (1269) in January 1960 as by Anthony Rome, a pseudonym of Marvin Albert. Re-issued under his own name in the late 60's to coincide with the Frank Sinatra films.

Published by Gold Medal (1033) in September 1960. Nick Quarry was a pseudonym of Marvin H. Albert. Cover art is not credited (thanks to McClaverty for identifying Robert Abbett).

Published by Pocket (6059) in February 1961 as by Anthony Rome, a pseudonym of Marvin Albert. Re-issued under his own name in the late 80's by Fawcett Gold Medal. Cover art is not credited, though there appears to be an artist signature (thanks to uk_vintage for identifying Robert Abbett).

Published by Crest (s431) in February 1961. Cover art is not credited.

Published by Dell (B232) in April 1962. Anthony Rome was a pseudonym of Marvin H. Albert. Cover art by Victor Kalin.

Originally published in the U.S. by Gold Medal as "Murder in Room 13" in 1958. This Italian hardback edition is number 132 in the "i Gialli Proibiti" series published by Longanesi in May 1964.

Published by Pocket in 1960 as "Miami Mayhem" by Anthony Rome, a pseudonym of Marvin H. Albert. This re-titled U.K. edition published by Sphere (10782) is dated February 1968.

Originally published by Pocket in 1961 as by Anthony Rome, a pseudonym of Marvin H. Albert. This U.K. edition published by Sphere (10790) is dated 1968.