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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 June 1963Vol. XXXIII, No. 11

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Thriller Fans

The Doomed Oasis By Ham

mond Innes. A father-son conflict against an Arabian oil-field back ground. (Fontana; 5/6).

FEAR THE LIGHT by Elizabeth Ferrars. Murder for no reason— except some 200-year-old letters. (Fontana; 4/-).

It Couldn’T Matter Less

and DARK DUET in both of which Peter Cheyney combines his fav ourite ingredients—girls, violence and mystery. (Pan and Fontana respec tively; 4/-).

ENTER THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris —the first “Saint” this writer ever produced, which makes it 33 years old. With a 1963 fore word. (Pan; 4/-), REBOUND by James Mayo.

Blackmail of a doctor who wrote the wrong thing on a death certifi cate out of sympathy. (Pan; 4/-).

The Green-Eyed Monster,

by Patrick Quentin. Anonymous letters, jealous husband and Ameri can background. (Pan; 4/-.)

The India-Rubber Man, By

Edgar Wallace. First published in 1929. (Pan; 4/-.) (Our copies from Wm. Collins (Over seas) Ltd.