Spicy Tales #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDan Turner is hired to protect Len Gregg, but when Len turns up dead and the trail leads through a series of suspicious music club encounters, Dan finds himself caught in a web of deception. With Tanya Trovna’s motives unclear and the police, including Dave Donaldson and Jim Horne, closing in, Dan must untangle a deadly game where every note plays a part in the murder.
Diana Daw ventures into the unknown, chasing rumors of a legendary diamond mine—only to be taken by the treacherous Kappirs. Her fate takes a sudden turn when Prince Baldwin, a knight from the Crusades, rides out of legend to rescue her, plunging her into a perilous adventure where ancient tribes and forgotten secrets collide.
Diana Daw’s desperate flight from the Black Knight’s grasp leads her to a shocking reunion with Prince Baldwin—only to see him fall to the villain’s blade. Left naked and captured, she must rely on her wits to break free, finding unexpected salvation in the unlikely form of Ted Morton as the Black Knight’s knights close in.
Diana Daw’s peril deepens when she’s captured by the Pygmy tribe led by the ruthless Chief Matu, who plans to sacrifice her to the god Taku. Just as the ritual begins, a sudden raid led by Dr. Ramski and his men breaks through, but not before Ted Morton pays the ultimate price—killed by a jealous ape. Now caught between ancient rituals and the chaos of the jungle, Diana’s fate hangs in the balance.
When The Chief is taken by De Gang and tortured, Sally The Sleuth sends Peanuts to summon the police while she rushes in alone to rescue him—only to be captured herself. With both hostages moments from harm, the arrival of the police turns the tide, and Spike meets his end as the gang is brought down.
Sally The Sleuth sets a trap to catch a serial killer targeting young women, using herself as bait in a tense game of cat and mouse. With Peanuts by her side and The Chief waiting in the wings, she must stay one step ahead of The Maniac before the next victim is claimed.
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