Find him, and I will figure it out

For half a century of writing, the British author of detectives Rene Brabazon Reimond (1906–1985) published about ninety criminal novels and changed several creative pseudonyms. The most famous of them is James Hadley Chase.
“I, like a bloodhound, take a trace and I feel what the reader wants. And what he will buy ” - so the master explained the success of his novels, willingly revealing the golden -bearing secret: readers attract“ action and rhythm ”.
The collection includes the novels The paw in the bottle (1949) and Find it, and I will figure it out (1956).
Julie Holland was twenty -two years old, and twenty of them passed in the extreme poverty, which pretty softened her ideas about morality. And when a chance to play the main role in the theft of the furs was presented, she willingly grabbed onto him, not knowing what cost her desire to have a beautiful fur coat will be paid ...
Ed Dawson should have thought properly before starting an intrigue with her boss’s daughter, but it is difficult for a girl as Helen Chalmers to refuse anything. However, at stake ok