Four Nero Wolfe paperback mysteries by Rex Stout

Description: Four Nero Wolfe paperback mysteries by Rex Stout Might As Well Be Dead (1956) – Bantam Books 5th printing 1980 – Very good condition. A missing person is located in jail, accused of murder. From there the case grows to involve embezzlement, murder, an international scandal, and more murder – much more murder. Some Buried Caesar (1938) – Bantam Books 1994 – Very good condition, price tag on back cover (see photo). Introduction by Diane Mott Davidson. Chosen as one of the century's 100 favorite mysteries by the Independent Mystery Booksellers Association. An auto breakdown strands Nero Wolfe and Archie in a private pasture and a family feud over a prize bull, Hickory Caesar Grindon. When the animal is found pawing the remains of a family scion, Wolfe is convinced that the case against the animal is – well – pure bull. The Second Confession (1949) – Bantam Books 1995 – Very good condition, price tags on back cover (see photo). Introduction by William G. Tapply. When a millionaire businessman hires Nero Wolfe to probe the background of his daughter's boyfriend, it seems like just another case of an overprotective father. But when a powerful gangland boss tells Wolfe to drop the case, he realizes there is much more to it. Not Quite Dead Enough (1944) – Bantam Books 1992 – Very good condition, discarded library copy, stickers on spine and back (see photo). Introduction by John Lutz. The Army wants Nero Wolfe, but he refuses their invitation until Archie discovers a corpse that refuses to rest in peace and an "accident" involving national security. If you'd like to see more collections like this one, visit my eBay site at https://www.ebay.com/sch/biwood35/m.html?item=186484490657&rt=nc&_trksid=p4429486.m145687.l2562 New collections are being added weekly.

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