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First published in the U.S. by Dodd, Mead & Co. in 1965. This U.K. paperback edition published by Panther (24573) in 1968. Stephen Ransome was a pseudonym of Frederick C. Davis

First published in hardback in 1956 by Doubleday (U.S.) and Gollancz (U.K.). This U.K. paperback edition published by Panther (1174) is dated February 1961. Cover art is not credited, probably taken from a U.S. paperback, it seems vaguely familiar (thanks to woolrich01 for identifying it as Hillary Waugh's "The Eighth Mrs. Bluebeard).

Originally published by Doubleday (hb) in 1955 - also by Ace (pb) in 1961, both by Frederick C. Davis. This U.K. edition published by Panther (1161) is dated January 1961. Cover art is not credited.

First published by Doubleday (hardback) in June 1960. This first paperback edition published by PermaBooks (M-4221) in May 1962. Stephen Ransome was a pseudonym of Frederick C. Davis. Cover art is uncredited.

First published in the U.S. by Doubleday (hardback) in 1953 and by Ace, as part of a Mystery Double (paperback) in 19514, both as by Frederick C. Davis. This edition published in the U.K. by Panther (1133) in 1960 under his pseudonym of Stephen Ransome. Cover art is not credited.

Originally published in the U.S by Doubleday and in the U.K. by Gollancz, both in hardback, in 1957. This U.K. paperback edition published by Panther (1290) in November 1957. Cover art is not credited, taken from Ace Double D-317 (John Creighton - The Wayward Blonde).

First published by Doubleday (hardback) in February 1961. This first paperback edition published by PermaBooks (M-4275) in January 1963. Stephen Ransome was a pseudonym of Frederick C. Davis.

First published in hardback by Doubleday in July 1956. This paperback edition published by PermaBooks (M-3091) in June 1957. Cover art by Robert E. Schulz.

First published in the U.S. by Doubleday (hardback) in 1950 and by Pocket (paperback) in 1951, both as by Frederick C. Davis. This edition published in the U.K. by Panther in 1959 under his pseudonym of Stephen Ransome.