Order of E.V. Cunningham Books
E.V. Cunningham is a pen name of American author Howard Fast (1914-2003). Using this pen name, he writes mystery and thriller novels (among other genres), including the Masao Masuto series. The novel Penelope was adapted to film.
E.V. Cunningham debuted as a pseudonym in 1960 with the novel Sylvia. The final book to be published as by E.V. Cunningham was Masuto Investigates in 2000. Below is a list of E.V. Cunningham’s books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of Harvey Krim Books
| Lydia | (1964) |    |
| Cynthia | (1969) | |
Publication Order of John Gomaday and Larry Cohen Books
| Penelope | (1965) | |
| Margie | (1966) | |
Publication Order of Masao Masuto Books
| The Case of the Angry Actress / Samantha | (1967) | |
| The Case of the One-Penny Orange | (1977) | |
| The Case of the Russian Diplomat | (1978) | |
| The Case of the Poisoned Eclairs | (1979) | |
| The Case of the Sliding Pool | (1981) | |
| The Case of the Kidnapped Angel | (1982) | |
| The Case of the Murdered Mackenzie | (1984) | |
| Masuto Investigates | (2000) | |
Publication Order of Standalone Novels
| Sylvia | (1960) | |
| Phyllis | (1962) | |
| Alice | (1963) | |
| Shirley | (1964) | |
| Helen | (1966) | |
| Sally | (1967) | |
| The Assassin Who Gave Up His Gun | (1969) | |
| Millie | (1973) | |
| The Wabash Factor | (1986) | |
Note: Samantha was also published as The Case of the Angry Actress.
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E.V. Cunningham Synopsis: In Alice by E.V. Cunningham, John T. Camber is waiting on an uptown subway platform the moment his life changes forever. It happens quickly, when a haggard elderly man utters a sudden plea for help before falling on the tracks in front of an oncoming train. Reeling from the accident, Camber flees the station, only to be accosted by a brass-knuckled thug who believes Camber knows more than he’s letting on. And just like that, the suburban commuter finds himself inextricably trapped in a deadly conspiracy beyond his understanding. Dangerous people are after Camber, and if they can’t get to him, they’ll target his daughter instead…