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Fast One The Most Hardboiled Novel Of The 1930s 1st Edition Paul Cain

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Fast One The Most Hardboiled Novel Of The 1930s 1st Edition Paul Cain
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Publisher: Gutter Books LLC
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.91 MB
Pages: 194
Author: Paul Cain
ISBN: 9780982688786, 0982688784
Language: English
Year: 2013
Edition: 1

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Fast One The Most Hardboiled Novel Of The 1930s 1st Edition Paul Cain by Paul Cain 9780982688786, 0982688784 instant download after payment.

It's the last days of Prohibition and the first days of the Depression and East Coast crime bosses are vying for control of Los Angeles. Caught in the middle of the intrigues is Gerry Kells, a former New York enforcer now living a life of ease on the West Coast. As the fiercely independent Kells rejects the appeals of various crime bosses who want to make use of his talents, powerful forces align against him. Being framed for a murder turns out to be the least of his troubles and as the stakes get higher, and the odds get longer, it's only Kells' nerve and toughness that keep him one step ahead of the law—and the reaper. Featuring one of the most brutal finales in crime fiction history, this lost 1933 masterpiece took hard-boiled writing as far is it safely could. Some say too far.

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