Date with a Dead Man (1959) Target: Michael Shayne (1959) Die Like a Dog (1959) Murder Takes no Holiday (1960) Dolls are Deadly (1960) The Homicidal Virgin (1960) Killers from the Keys (1961) Murder in Haste (1961) The Careless Corpse (1961) Pay-Off in Blood (1962) Murder by Proxy (1962) Never Kill a Client (1962) Too Friendly, Too Dead (1962) The Corpse that Never Was (1963) The Body Came Back (1963) A Redhead for Michael Shayne (1964) Shoot to Kill (1964) Michael Shayne's 50th Case (1964; the last hardcover Shayne novel, the rest being paperback originals) The Violent World of Michael Shayne (1965) Nice Fillies Finish Last (1965) Murder Spins the Wheel (1966) Armed...Dangerous... (1966) Mermaid on the Rocks (1967) Guilty as Hell (1967) So Lush, So Deadly (1968) Violence is Golden (1968) Lady, Be Bad (1969) Six Seconds to Kill (1970) Fourth Down to Death (1970) Count Backwards to Zero (1971) I Come to Kill You (1971) Caught Dead (1972) Kill All the Young Girls (1973) Blue Murder (1973) Last Seen Hitchhiking (1974) At the Point of a .38 (1974) Million Dollar Handle (1976) Win Some, Lose Some (1976) Films With Lloyd Nolan: Michael Shayne, Private Detective (1940) Sleepers West (1941) Dressed to Kill (1941) Blue, White and Perfect (1942) The Man Who Wouldn't Die (1942) Just Off Broadway (1942) Time to Kill (1942) With Hugh Beaumont: Murder Is My Business (1946) Larceny in Her Heart (1946) Blonde for a Day (1946) Three on a Ticket (1947) Too Many Winners (1947) See also Bill Pronzini, who also wrote under the Halliday pseudonym. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, a 2005 film directed by Shane Black based on the Shayne novel Bodies Are Where You Find Them. References External links The Toughest Red head Ever Brett Halliday explains the creation of Mike Shayne 1904 births 1977 deaths American mystery writers Western (genre) writers Edgar Award winners Writers from Chicago Novelists from Texas Writers from California Deaths from cancer in California United States Border Patrol agents 20th-century American novelists American male novelists 20th-century American male writers Novelists from Illinois 20th-century pseudonymous writers