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Overview: One of the most successful of the pulp writers, Frank Gruber was born February 2, 1904, in Elmer, Minnesota and died December 9, 1969 in Santa Monica, California. But in those sixty-five years, Gruber became one of the most prolific writers of pulp fiction, writing more than 400 short stories and novellas for over 40 pulp magazines, as well as over fifty novels, and over 150 screenplays and television scripts.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
Twenty Plus Two (1961)
Tom Alder specialised in finding missing heirs, but the Doris Delaney case was no ordinary challenge. She had disappeared from her boarding school twenty-two years before and had not been seen since. But then some clippings about a teenage girl’s disappearance were found in a murdered woman’s apartment, and Tom was determined to find her. He had barely begun when he found himself being warned off, and when he persisted he became involved in the strangest and most dangerous of all his investigations.
The Greek Affair (1965)
John Ives’ trip to Europe is a means of escape from personal problems. He is just relaxing at the Colosseum when he is confronted by a woman who thrusts upon him an ancient Greek coin and begs him to keep it for her. Ives recognises the coin as a most ususual one, but when he gets to Greece he learns that it is one of the oldest ever found. He is intrigued but he has no way of knowing that the more he learns about the coin, the closer he brings himself – and those around him – to death.
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