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So Many Doors by Oakley Hall (view source)
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This is, in many ways, a classic pulp noir, filled with hard living, bourbon, jealousy and violence. However, it is also a character study of obsession, lust and poisoned desire, a cautionary tale about cowardice and a tautly written, thrilling contribution to the Hard Case Crime canon.
For those of you interested in reading more from Hard Case Crime, (and really why wouldn't you be?) you could try [[The Knife Slipped by Erle Stanley Gardner]], [[Forever and a Death by Donald E Westlake]] or [[Seduction of the Innocent by Max Allan Collins]].
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