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Take Me As I Am (Black Gat Books, 46) - Softcover

Darwin Teilhet

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Synopsis

They pulled off the heist, but now Monk has to lay low. So he hands off the bag full of money to Alma and tells her to head west. She’s supposed to get in touch with Gramma, and turn the bag over to him. But Alma knows the cops are going to stop her along the way, so she picks up a young hitchhiker to act as a cover. And then the rendezvous with Gramma turns sour. Bill is on his way to California. The last thing he expects is to be picked up by a pretty single woman. But when she offers to give him a ride all the way to Sacramento, he figures his luck has turned. Alma is a little older than she is, but she seems to like his company. How could he know that he is now on the run with her from both the cops and Gramma’s gang... and Monk.

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About the Author

Darwin LeOra Teilhet was born May 20, 1904 in Wyanet, Illinois. As a teenager, he traveled in France and worked as a juggler in a circus. He went on to write a monthly column on broadcast radio for Forum magazine from 1932 to 1934, and performed intelligence work during World War II. Teilhet later became executive assistant to the president of Dole Pineapple in Hawaii, taught journalism at Stanford, and worked as a screenwriter. Teilhet published his first mystery in 1931, Murder in the Air, and went on to write several novels featuring detective Baron von Kaz, three of them with his wife Hildegarde. He also used the pseudonyms Cyrus Fisher (young adult novels, one of which won the Newbery Honor award) and William H. Fielding (crime thrillers for Gold Medal Books). Teilhet died April 18, 1964, in Palo Alto, California.

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