With an introduction by Max Allan Collins: The first collection of stories starring legendary Mike Hammer, the toughest private investigator in history. It starts with a few near-accidents: A car almost swipes Mike Hammer when heβs crossing the street. A junkie robs the notoriously hardboiled detec
A Long Time Dead: A Mike Hammer Casebook: Max Allan Collins
β Scribed by Spillane, Mickey
- Book ID
- 109501789
- Publisher
- MysteriousPress.com/Open Road
- Year
- 2016
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 680 KB
- Series
- Mike Hammer 22
- Category
- Fiction
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β¦ Synopsis
With an introduction by Max Allan Collins: The first collection of stories starring legendary Mike Hammer, the toughest private investigator in history
It starts with a few near-accidents. A car almost swipes Mike Hammer when he's crossing the street. A junkie robs the notoriously hardboiled detective at knifepoint. A fight on a subway platform comes close to pushing him in front of a train. While any one of these could be a coincidence, together they make a conspiracyβone that Hammer will have to end in order to survive. And when it comes to finishing somethingβor someoneβnobody does it better than Hammer.
One of the twentieth century's bestselling American mystery authors, Mickey Spillane changed noir fiction forever when he loosed Mike Hammer on the world. Now these eight short stories, collected and finished by Max Allan Collins, show that Spillane is still capable of redefining the genre.
The stories in A Long Time Dead...
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