Green for Danger: The Official Anthology of the Crime Writers' Assoc

. Do-Not Press, $17.95 (316pp) ISBN 978-1-904316-29-9

The official 2004 anthology of the Crime Writers' Association, Green for Danger, edited by Martin Edward, gathers 20 mostly original stories by such British mystery masters as Ruth Rendell, Peter Lovesey and Robert Barnard. The unifying theme is ""crime in the countryside.""

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