Bernie Rhodenbarr Mysteries

by Lawrence Block

The Burglar in the Rye

by Lawrence Block

The lobby was a bit the worse for wear.

The Bernie Rhodenbarr Mysteries

by Lawrence Block

The Burglar in the Library

by Lawrence Block

At three in the afternoon on the first Thursday in March, I got Barnegat Books settled in for the weekend.

Burglar in Closet

by Lawrence Block

"Gramercy Park," said Miss Henrietta Tyler, "is an oasis in the middle of a cruel sea, a respite from the slings and arr...

The Burglar Who Traded Ted Williams

by Lawrence Block

"Not a bad-looking Burglar," he said.

Burglars can't be choosers

by Lawrence Block

A handful of minutes after nine I hoisted my Bloomingdale' shopping bag and moved out of a doorway and into step with a ...

The burglar who painted like Mondrian

by Lawrence Block

Burglar Who Liked to Quote Kipling, The

by Lawrence Block

I suppose he must have been in his early twenties.

The burglar who studied Spinoza

by Lawrence Block

Around five-thirty I put down the book I'd been reading and started shooing customers out of the store.

The burglar who thought he was Bogart

by Lawrence Block

At a quarter after ten on the last Wednesday in May, I put a beautiful woman in a taxi and watched her ride out of my li...

The Burglar Who Counted The Spoons

by Lawrence Block

The Burglar on the Prowl (Block, Lawrence (Spoken Word))

by Lawrence Block

The man," said my friend Marty Gilmartin, "is an absolute . . . a complete . . . an utter and total . . ." He held out h...

Mr. Rhodenbarr, bookseller, advises a young customer on seek...

by Lawrence Block

Burglars can't be choosers

by Lawrence Block

Burglars Can't Be Chosers

by Lawrence Block