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Farewell, My Lovely Review 
In this second Philip Marlowe novel, Raymond Chandler has the laconic P.I. going where no man should go, and paying the price for his curiosity.
History of Classic Crime
The classic mystery and crime story began with the famous The Murders in the Rue Morgue by Edgar Allan Poe. Read this interesting account to find out who else was instrumental for this enduring and popular genre.
The Big Sleep Review
In Raymond Chandler's first novel, hard-boiled private eye Philip Marlowe was introduced with great success. He became one of the most popular detectives in crime fiction history.
The Devereaux Legacy Review
Leah Devereaux stands before a gravestone that shows her two parents, her grandmother, and Leah, herself, died thirty years ago. Only two died in the hurricane off the coast of South Carolina. Leah is determined to find out why she and her grandmother are also listed.
The High Window Review
Raymond Chandler's third Philip Marlowe novel continues to satisfy. As Marlowe seeks a stolen coin, and contemplates a series of unexplained murders, he finds he must deal with the usual motley cast of characters.
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