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You might try the Donald Hamilton - Matt Helm series - not hard-boiled detective - more world weary spy.
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I should go back and re-read them to see if they still capture my imagination. THANKS! |
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Andres Vachss is pretty hard-boiled. I recommend Shella and That's the way I Roll, but you will probably prefer his series stuff.
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The Ed Noon series by Michael Avallone is good and you can get it on Kindle Unlimited.
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The only thing by Avallone that I've read is the Beneath the Planet of the Apes novelization. Not bad considering the limits that novelizations put on a writer.
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I take it you haven't seen some of my posts recommending his zany exploits to members here. Same with the Shell Scott series by Richard S. Prather. Love both series for their zany improbabilities and for being NON PC! THANKS! |
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I'm liking the first Ed Noon book. Some of the characters are odd in a good way.
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If you want real hard boiled, then Get Carter by Ted Lewis (and its sequels) fits the bill. Made into a great movie with Michael Caine (and a not so great one with Stallone), I highly recommend it.
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I'm not familiar with that one, but the title does sort of ring a bell, so perhaps it's the movie that's knockin' on my noggin. I'll check it out. Thank you! |
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