The sightings always came at dusk, in bad weather, or in fog... A classic mystery by Stephen Wasylyk, originally published in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, June 1979.
The sightings always came at dusk, in bad weather, or in fog... A classic mystery by Stephen Wasylyk, originally published in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, June 1979.
A fogged-in airport. A small plane that can't take off. A desperate man who needs to es
Sharon Cramer believes the boy accused of murdering her husband is innocent, so she asks J. K. to in
Toper Kelly died on the main street of Fox River at three o’clock on a chilly October morning, his l
After his wife's murder, and after the murderer gets off due to a quirk in the law, Paul disappears.
Two old men. Two folding chairs. One set of binoculars. A lot of things to watch—including a bank...
