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|title=Seduction of the Innocent
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|publisher=Titan Books
|date=February 2013
|website=http://www.maxallancollins.com/blog/
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|summary=A superb thriller that has all the best of the hard-boiled style made famous by Raymond Chandler. The style, the setting and the plot all come together perfectly.
|cover=Collins_Seduction
|aznuk=0857687484
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I've been a fan of Hard Case Crime almost since their inception in 2005. It helped that one of their early books was a novella from one of my favourite authors, namely Stephen King's ''The Colorado Kid'', but I also love the hard-boiled style of thriller they specialise in. After just 8 years in existence, Max Allan Collins' ''Seduction of the Innocent'' already marks their 110th release and with stories like this, it's no wonder they're thriving.
If this sounds like the book for you, more excellent hard-boiled crime can be found in [[Spade and Archer by Joe Gores]]
{{amazontext|amazon=0857687484}} {{waterstonestextamazonUStext|waterstonesamazon=93978800857687484}} {{toptentext|list=Top Ten Crime Novels 0f 2013}}
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