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OpeLovely (f)
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79 Park Avenue and The Adventurers are my favourites.
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Uche2nna (m)
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79 park avenue is not a James Hadley Chase novel. If I remenber correctly, that is one of Harrold Robin's classic. That novel was the bomb , especially the female protagonist. The way Harrold described the chic kind of want to make You  |
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uchetobi (f)
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79 park avenue is not a James Hadley Chase novel. If I remenber correctly, that is one of Harrold Robin's classic. That novel was the bomb , especially the female protagonist. The way Harrold described the chic kind of want to make You seconded its a harold robins novel. a good one at that |
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OpeLovely (f)
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I'm sorry. My Mistake.
My favourite James Hadley Chase novel is Tiger by the Tail.
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uchetobi (f)
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mine is believe this you will believe anything and tell it to the birds
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Uche2nna (m)
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Mission to Siena and Mission to Venice. The lead character was one very funny guy
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OpeLovely (f)
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Mallory, You must be kidding and There's always a price tag are interesting reads!  |
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Chasey (m)
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yeah guys let's keep this alive. my favourite was " the dead stay dumb, and "want to stay alive?'. A fellow called Dillon, who loved toting a thompson told another gangster.
' soon i will be running this town, u may come in through the groundfloor or stay out,
stay out and one dark night someone going to toss a handful of slugs into your belly, so
get wise".
I also liked double shuffle and dolls bad news.
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Chasey (m)
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OpeLovely, is "There is always a price tag" the one that had a dead person and
there were guys who wanted to collect insurance claim. i think Maddux sniffed the out?
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OpeLovely (f)
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Yeah, a woman who was married to a rich guy and wanted him killed to get the insurance claims.
I have a lot of James Hadley Chase novels that my sis handed to me and i haven't read. I think about 20. Some are torn but readable nonetheless.
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Chasey (m)
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OpeLovely, make sure u read, ONE BRIGHT SUMMER MORNING, THE VULTURE IS A PATIENT BIRD, & THIS WAY FOR A SHROUD. These are among the best. u won't keep em down once u start. good luck!!!
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usefrank (m)
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I have not read up to ten of his books but I think that the man is something else. His power of description, the flow, the atmosphere, the action, the characters Detective Lepski, that's my man
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stillwater (f)
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These are the only ones I remember reading, all in High school. My friend Maria was my supplier then. Her father had a lot in his collection.
Flesh of the orchid
The guilty are afraid
Just another sucker
The Sucker's punch
Flesh of the orchid was my first JHC novel and till date it still my favorite.
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spicy007 (f)
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hmm, let me see, ok here goes:
no orchids for miss blandish
flesh of the orchid
believe this, u'll bliv anything
you're lonely when you're dead
an ace up my sleeve
i hold all aces
sucker punch
just another sucker
ones i can't remember
death is a ,
no, in the grave,
one about a TV repairer who falls in love with a crippled man's wife and plans to electrocute him
my all-time faves:
one midsummer morning
the vulture is a patient bird
well now, my pretty
no orchids for miss blandish
the rest i can't seem to find in my cranial library, but i think i've read about 40-50, haba, i try small oo
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foruma (m)
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I love JHC. Great author. You might want to check this link out to download other great authors, like Sidney Sheldon, Jeffery Archer, Robert Ludlum, Frank Herbert, etc. and also Jame Hadley Chase novels |
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sambaran
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I had once read a chase novel about gangsters where some gangsters plan to blow up a gangsters den by placing explosives in the sewers/drains.
Could you inform me the name of the novel.
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