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Death Claims, by Joseph Hansen (Quartet, 1974). From Sainsbury’s in Basford, Nottingham.Dave Brandstetter, the insurance-claims investigator hero of Fadeout - welcomed by The Times as ‘a homosexual without hysteria’ - is back.It begins as a routine
Troublemaker, by Joseph Hansen (Grafton, 1986). From Ebay.
Skinflick, by Joseph Hansen (Panther, 1984). From Ebay.Born-again Christian and anti-porn campaigner Gerald Dawson is a murder victim. The police have a suspect in mind.All Dave Brandstetter has to do is approve Mrs Dawson’s insurance claim. But the
Fadeout, by Joseph Hansen (Quartet Books, 1973). From Ebay.
Gravedigger, by Joseph Hansen (Henry Holt and Company, 1982). From Ebay.
Nightwork, by Joseph Hansen (Panther, 1985). From Ebay.
Brandstetter & Others, by Joseph Hansen (Penguin, 1986).From Ebay.
The Man Everybody Was Afraid Of, by Joseph Hansen (No Exit, 1998).From Ebay.
The Little Dog Laughed, by Joseph Hansen (Henry Holt and Company, 1986).From Ebay.
Early Graves, by Joseph Hansen (No Exit, 2003).From Ebay.
Obedience, by Joseph Hansen (Mysterious Press, 1988).From Ebay.
The Boy Who Was Buried This Morning, by Joseph Hansen (Plume, 1991).From Ebay.
A Country Of Old Men, by Joseph Hansen (No Exit, 1993).From Ebay.
Backtrack, by Joseph Hansen (Foul Play Press, 1982).From a bookshop on Charing Cross Road, London.
Fadeout, by Joseph Hansen (Henry Holt and Co. 1980)From a charity shop in Nottingham.
everythingsecondhand: Death Claims, by Joseph Hansen (Quartet, 1974). From Sainsbury’s in Basford, Nottingham. Dave Brandstetter, the insurance-claims investigator hero of Fadeout - welcomed by The Times as ‘a homosexual without hysteria’ - is
Bohannon’s Country, by Joseph Hansen (Viking, 1993).From a second-hand bookshop on Charing Cross Road, London.
wanderlust-and-you: Seeing Joseph Gordon-Levitt reblog Zooey Deschanel and vice versa makes me think of how Tom Hansen would reblog Summer Finn but Summer would never reblog Tom.
