Steve Winslow Books in Order

Sheila Benton risks losing a fortune if scandal touches her name, which makes the dead blackmailer on her kitchen floor especially bad timing. Steve Winslow takes the case, though he still needs his cab job.

A ten-thousand-dollar cash retainer arrives in the mail with no client attached. Steve might have enjoyed the fee more if it had not led straight to a murder investigation and his own arrest.

Steve Winslow helps a young secretary sue her former employer for wrongful termination after she was hired to type in the nude. Then she disappears, and it turns out even her name was fake.

Steve first has to prove that a wealthy man who abandoned his mansion for life in the subway is sane. Then he has to prove who killed him before the wrong person takes the fall.

A wealthy collector fears a stolen outlaw's revolver will be used to frame him for murder. Steve Winslow swaps in another gun, and somehow that only makes the murder case trickier.

A young woman insists on hiring Steve even though her petty theft charge has already been plea-bargained away. Then she is rearrested for murder, and Steve and his secretary get dragged in with her.

Steve Winslow takes a court-appointed case defending a caretaker accused of killing his employer. If he loses, he may end up stuck with the dead man's cat, which somehow raises the pressure even more.