See You At The Morgue


Read by Lawrence G. Blochman

(4.8 stars; 13 reviews)

When a gigolo is shot to death in the bedroom of a beautiful girl, it raises some perplexing problems for Detective Kenny Kilkenny. Why, for example, would a man steal the license plates off his own car? Why should an innocent young professor come to the murder room … and then conceal a key to the crime? Why was a ‘phantom secretary’ hiding in the closet near the murdered man? Was there really money to be made selling glass eyes for stuffed ducks? Why would a beautiful girl ask her lover to kill her?

A “pseudo classic.” First published in 1941, later reprinted as a Penguin paperback and a Dell mapback.

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Cover art by Mike Ludlow.


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Reviews

Great story!


(5 stars)

I really enjoyed the old-timey sound. The story was good, kept you guessing and I was surprised in the end. Although it ended kind of abruptly, the story was good while it lasted.

Well-written and researched classic thriller. Pleasant and classic mystery/rom…


(4 stars)

Well-written and researched classic thriller. Pleasant and classic mystery/romance. Well narrated. Free on Librivox.org recommended for the "tired of reading that modern trash" readers


(0 stars)

This is a really fun period piece. The choice of music compliments it well, and the narration is very solidly executed. A great listen.

Clean, fun and re-readable


(4 stars)

Fun read. Mystery/romance with twists. Entertainingly read by Mark Nelson.


(0 stars)

Fun book. Very well done. I could listen to Mark Nelson all day.


(0 stars)

Loved it. I give it 5 out of 5. More please Lawrence.