A dark, brooding masterpiece of guilt, greed, and lust in a town ripe for felony. Madox wasn't all bad. He was just half-bad. But trap a man like Madox in a dead-end job in a stultifying small town, introduce him to a femme fatale like the Harshaw woman, and give him a shot at a fast fifteen thousand dollars--in a bank just begging to be knocked over--and his better nature doesn't stand a chance. Merciless in its suspense, flawless in its grasp of the ways in which ordinary people hurtle over the edge,The Hot Spotis a superb example of fiftiesroman noir.
LoC Classification |
PS3573.I448 .H68 1990 |
Dewey |
813.54 |
Cover Price |
£8.95 |
No. of Pages |
190 |
Height x Width |
210
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130
mm |
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