Die, Little Goose

Bart Hardin, Broadway's murder expert, solves the puzzle of the goose-feathers, the corpse, and the murderer who wasn't there…

"I just stabbed my wife!" the frantic young man told Bart Hardin, murder expert, and editor of The Broadway Times.

It was true that Daphne, the lovely dancer, was dead, but she was killed with a gun, not a knife.

And her corpse was covered with goose feathers.

Romano and the D.A. didn't think that was important, but Hardin knew the feathers were the clue to the real killer…


Along with John Dickson Carr and Rex Stout, David Alexander is not only a master of atmosphere and suspense, but creator of some of the most ingenious, diabolically clever plots in detective literature. Alexander's famous murder expert, Bart Hardin, tracks a devious killer through Times Square's murky night-world to solve his most fascinating case!