Bez deneg ty mertvets (miagk/obl.) - Cheiz Dzh.Kh.

During half a century of writing, the British author of detective stories Rene Brabazon Raymond (1906-1985) published about ninety crime novels and changed several creative pseudonyms. The most famous of them is James Hadley Chase.
"As a snooper, I take a trail and can see what the reader wants. And what he will buy" - so the master explained the success of his novels, willingly revealing the golden secret: readers are attracted by "action and rhythm."
The collection includes the novels "Without money you are a dead man" (1972) and "Don't tease me!" (1979), related to the Paradise City cycle. The life of a resort town near Miami may seem unhurried and measured only at first glance. Alien wealth haunts those who are unlucky to make their own, and a dodgy scam seems like the right way to correct this injustice: alas, instead of a light young lady stealing a priceless collection of "Russian brands", promises hapless fraudsters dangerous dangerous conflict with a real underworld tycoon.
Wealth inherited by birthright is not enough for happiness for those for whom the embodiment of dark fantasies is the only source of pleasure: who will become the new victim of the elusive maniac wielding in "Paradise City"?