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The Way Some People Die

โœ Scribed by MacDonald, Ross


Book ID
109153417
Publisher
Vintage
Year
1977
Tongue
English
Weight
124 KB
Series
Lew Archer 3
Category
Fiction

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โœฆ Synopsis


Review

โ€œThe best novel in the tough tradition I've read since Farewell, My Lovely and possibly since The Maltese Falcon.โ€โ€”Anthony Boucher, The New York Times Book Review โ€œThe greatest American mystery novelist. Macdonald imbued the mystery with the qualities of a full-bodied novel: impeccable plotting, a sense of place, a careful delineation of human psychology, and a perfect fusion of story and character.โ€โ€”Richard North Pattersonโ€œRoss Macdonald gives to the detective story that accent of class that Raymond Chandler did.โ€โ€”The Chicago Tribune

Product Description

In a rundown house in Santa Monica, Mrs. Samuel Lawrence presses fifty crumpled bills into Lew Archer's hand and asks him to find her wandering daughter, Galatea. Described as โ€˜crazy for menโ€™ and without discrimination, she was last seen driving off with small-time gangster Joe Tarantine, a hophead hood with a rep for violence. Archer traces the hidden trail from San Francisco slum alleys to the luxury of Palm Springs, traveling through an urban wilderness of drugs and viciousness. As the bodies begin to pile up, he finds that even angel faces can mask the blackest of hearts.Filled with dope, delinquents and murder, this is classic Macdonald and one of his very best in the Lew Archer series.


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