hwaivy.blogg.se - Two for the Money by Max Allan Collins

"Collins breaks out a really good one, knocking over the hard-boiled competition (Parker and Leonard for sure, maybe even Puzo).the book is unputdownable. "No one can twist you through a maze with as much intensity and suspense as Max Allan Collins."

Noir Originals on Max Allan Collins’ Nolan series: "I’ve loved every single Nolan book.finding Nolan like discovering a new kind of drug.".

As Trent at Violent World of Parker explains, Nolan was directly inspired by Richard Starks character Parker an older version of Parker, in fact, who of course has to perform one last heist before he can throw in the towel. It was also, I believe, Collins' first published book, written in 1970 when he was twenty-two Wikipedia suggests that the debut Quarry novel, The Broker, came first in 1976, but that's a common mistake, and one that's been repeated across the.

Features a brand-new Afterword by the author Its the first in Collins series of books starring Nolan, an aging criminal who just wants to retire. Bait Money was the first Nolan novel, originally published by Curtis Books in the States in 1973.TWO FOR THE MONEY includes two complete novels that tell a single epic story - published for the first time in a single volume.New York Times bestselling author of ROAD TO PERDITION, basis of the acclaimed movie starring Tom Hanks and Paul Newman.Fortunately, Nolan has a couple of things going for him: an uncanny knack for survival and an unmatched hunger for revenge. Urn:oclc:869303002 Republisher_date 20130116092623 Republisher_operator Scandate 20130115042310 Scanner wipe the slate clean with an old enemy, professional thief Nolan agrees to pull one last bank heist - but when he’s double-crossed, he’ll stop at nothing to get back what’s his. A brand-new edition of the first two classic Nolan novels, Bait Money (1973) and Blood Money (1973), now with a beautiful new cover painting.

Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 21:22:47 Boxid IA164518 Camera Canon EOS 5D Mark II City New York Donor Author of Road to Perdition, the acclaimed graphic novel that inspired the movie, and of the multiple-award-winning Nathan Heller.