Réunit : "Du balai !" ; "Le sonneur" ; "Le fourgue" ; "Fais-moi confiance" ; "Victime au choix" ; "Crédit illimité" ; "Souffler n'est pas tuer"

87e District: Volume 1 (87th Precinct, #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8)

Édition revue et augmentée par Pierre de Laubier en 1995

Dix plus un

A classic novel of police procedure by the bestselling author of Kiss. "I will kill the Lady tonight at 8. What can you do about it?" The boys of the 87th have just twelve hours to find out who the crank letter writer is--and who he means by "the Lady "--for whom there will be no second chance.

Souffler n'est pas tuer

Even after 13 years in the 87th Precinct, Bert Kling and Steve Carella had never seen such murders--six naked bodies, including an infant, and no one knows who any of them are. Then an anonymous phone call leads Kling and Carella to a private street war. Now the two veteran cops just might get caught in the crossfire of organized violence in the city's darkest corners.

Branle-bas Au 87 (87th Precinct, #28)

La peur du flic, c'est, comme dit l'autre, le sentiment au monde le mieux partagé.Et voilà qu'un beau soir, c'est le flic qui prend peur. Il a peur du noir. Il a peur des rues désertes. Il a peur du pas qui, soudain, résonne dans le vide de la rue, de la voix qui le hèle pour demander du feu.Car le tueur de flics est lâché dans la ville. Il les guette à la nuit, quand ils rentrent chez eux, le travail terminé, et il les abat dans le dos.Aussi les flics mettent-ils en branle tout l'énorme appareil de l'investigation policière : fichiers, labos, interrogatoires de suspects... Les flics s'énervent. Les flics se fâchent.Ce n'est plus une affaire de routine, de patience et de chance, c'est la lutte pour la vie. Ce n'est pas Steve Carella qui dira le contraire.

Du Balai !

Romance - (Romance - 87th Precinct, #47) Nocturne - (Nocturne - 87th Precinct, #48)La Cite Sans Sommeil - (The Big Bad City - 87th Precinct, #49)La Derniere Danse - (The Last Dance - 87th Precinct, #50) Cash cash - (Money, Money, Money - 87th Precinct, #51)

87e District: Volume 8 (87th Precinct, #47, #48, #49, #50, #51)

"Stan Gifford was a funny man. So funny that every Wednesday night millions of people lowered their lights and raised his TV rating to unparalleled heights -- until the night he lost his sense of humor, and his life. Everyone watching thought it was a heart attack. Everyone except Detectives Carella and Meyer, who had a hunch that even forty million witnesses could be wrong...and brilliantly conceived a plan to prove it.Meanwhile, at the 87th Precinct, Detective Kling had his hands full with a black-and-blue blonde. She'd been attacked and sadistically beaten as a warning to stay away from the police, but evidently had been in no mood to listen. Detective Kling took a very close look at the facts, a very long look at the blonde, and accepted the case -- going far beyond the line of duty to solve it.Eighty Million Eyes is one of the most icily explicit expositions of police procedure any reader will ever encounter -- a double-edged thriller dealing with two cases whose histories run concurrently. There is plenty of fascinating lab work, tough action and typical McBain irony before the 87th ties up the loose ends of this unique, twin-sized surprise shocker. It's an absolute spellbinder." -- Book Jacket of the Book Club Edition.

80 Millions De Voyeurs (87th Precinct, #21)

Nouvelle édition augmentée d'une préface traduite par Olivier Vovelle en 1995

87e District: Volume 1 (87th Precinct, #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8)

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