The guilty is always afraid. Chase J. Kh.

For half a century of writing, the British author of detectives Rene Brabazon Reimond (1906–1985) published about ninety criminal novels and changed several creative pseudonyms. The most famous of them is James Hadley Chase. “I, like a bloodhound, take a trace and I feel what the reader wants. And what he will buy ” - so the master explained the success of his novels, willingly revealing the golden -bearing secret: readers attract“ action and rhythm ”.

The Roman “The Treasy is always afraid”, published in 1957, opens a real collection, is a wonderful example of Chase's company style. Private detective Lu Brandon, who went down from the train in the hope of a simple and profitable investigation against the backdrop of idyllic landscapes of the resort paradise of San Rafael, is suddenly forced to confront the ruthless collars in the city alone... In addition, the book includes a collection of stories “Substantan. A! ”, first published in 1941, is a rare example of a short prose of the master.