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Dzheĭms Khėdli Cheĭz izvesten vo vsem mire kak neprevzoĭdennyĭ master zakhvatyvai͡ushchego si͡uzheta i klassik detektivnogo zhanra, a takzhe tonkiĭ znatok chelovecheskikh dush. Za polveka pisatelʹskoĭ dei͡atelʹnosti on sozdal pori͡adka 90 romanov, kotorye perevedeny na desi͡atki i͡azykov, i mnogie iz nikh s uspekhom ėkranizirovany. V nastoi͡ashchem sbornike predstavleny romany "Ne moe delo", "Dvoĭnai͡a podtasovka" i "Za vse nado platitʹ". Na ikh stranit͡sakh chitatelʹ vstretitsi͡a s obai͡atelʹnym, ironichnym i pronit͡satelʹnym Stivom Kharmasom, korrespondentom gazety "Nʹi͡u-Ĭork klarion", a vposledstvii strakhovym sledovatelem, kotoryĭ vyvedet na chistui͡u vodu dazhe samykh izvorotlivykh moshennikov.

James Hadley Chase is known all over the world as an unsurpassed master of an exciting plot and a classic of the detective genre, as well as a subtle connoisseur of human souls. Over half a century of writing, he has created about 90 novels, which have been translated into dozens of languages, and many of them have been successfully adapted into films. This collection contains the novels "None of My Business," "Double Fraud," and "You Have to Pay for Everything." On their pages, the reader will meet the charming, ironic and insightful Steve Harmas, a correspondent for the New York Clarion newspaper, and later an insurance investigator who will expose even the most dodgy scammers.