Detective, Mystery, Crime, and Horror Books on CD

This CD for PC use contains over 140 Detective, Mystery, Crime & Horror books in plain-text & w/ReadPlease voice conversion software.
H.B. Irving: Book of Remarkable Criminals
Hans Gross: Criminal Psychology
Enrico Ferri: Criminal Sociology
Thomas Holmes: London’s Underword
Lock & Key Library, Ed. by Julian Hawthorne
Ambrose Bierce: Parenticide Club/Present at a Hanging/Earl Derr Biggers/Agony Column
Ernest Bramah: The Mirror of Kong Ho
Wilkie Collins: 32 books
Richard Harding Davis: The Spy
Walter de la Mare: The Return
Chas Dickens: Haunted Man/Hunted Down/Mystery of Edwin Drood/3 Ghost Stories
Fyodor Dostoyevsky: Crime & Punishment
Arthur Conan Doyle: 8 Holmes books/8 stories
Alexandre Dumas: Black Tulip/Count of Monte Cristo/Man in the Iron Mask
Anatole France: The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard
Emile Gaboriau: 12 books
Anna Katharine Green: The Golden Slipper & Other Problems for Violet Strange/The Leavenworth Case
Grace Isabel Colbron & Augusta Groner: Case of the Lamp That Went Out/Case of the Golden Bullet/Case of The Pool of Blood in the Pastor’s Study/Case of the Registered Letter
O. Henry: Rolling Stones
E.W. Hornung: Amateur Cracksman/Dead Men Tell No Tales/ Raffles/Thief in the Night
Washington Irving: The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Andrew Lang: The Valet’s Tragedy & Other Studies
Gaston Leroux: Mystery of the Yellow Room/Phantom of the Opera/Secret of the Night
S. Weir Mitchell: The Autobiography of a Quack & the Case of George Dedlow
Elia Wilkinson Peattie: Shape of Fear & Other Ghostly Tales Frank Pinkerton: Dyke Darrel the Railroad Detective
Edgar Allan Poe: Raven edition of his complete works
E.R. Punshon: The Bittermeads Mystery
Mary Roberts Rinehart: Bat/Breaking Point/Circular Staircase/Confession/Dangerous Days/Man in Lower Ten/Sight Unseen/Street of the Seven Stars/Where There’s a Will
Sax Rohmer: Dope/Fire-Tongue/Insidious Dr Fu Manchu/Quest of the Sacred Slipper/Return of Dr Fu Manchu/The Yellow Claw
Melvin L. Severy: The Darrow Enigma
Mary Shelley: Frankenstein
Chester K. Steele: The Golf Course Mystery
Robert Louis Stevenson: Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
Frank R. Stockton: The Lady or the Tiger?
Bram Stoker: Dracula/Jewel of the Seven Stars/Lady of the Shroud/Lair of the White Worm/The Man
Rex Stout: Under the Andes
Mark Twain: Carnival of Crime in Connecticut/Double-Barrelled Detective/Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg/Pudd’n Head Wilson/Sketches New & Old/Tom Sawyer, Detective
Carolyn Wells: The Gold Bag
Edith Wharton: Tales of Men & Ghosts
Oscar Wilde: Lord Arthur Saville’s Crime/Picture of Dorian Grey
Mary Wilkins: Wind in the Rose-Bush & Other Stories of the Supernatural