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The Mammoth Book of Roaring Twenties Whodunnits

✍ Scribed by Ashley, Mike (Editor)


Book ID
107761508
Publisher
Running Press
Year
2004
Tongue
English
Weight
376 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781780333601

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✦ Synopsis


Product Description

In Chicago and New York, in sleazy speakeasies and on Easy Street, to the strains of jazz and the beat of the Charleston, the twenties roared. The horrors of the Great War behind it, the decade went mad with abandonand mad over the movies, radio, telephones, and the motorcar. But beneath the froth and the folly, the razzle and dazzle, lay a darker world, a hard and often violent world, for the twenties belonged as much to the gangster as they did to the flapper. The stories in this vastly entertaining collection of whodunnits crafted by talents like Amy Myers, Robert Randisi, Jon L. Breen, Edward D. Hoch, Marilyn Todd, and Mike Stotter reflect the alluresand the deadly dangersof both those worlds.


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