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    The Postman Always Rings Twice by James M. Cain

An amoral young tramp. A beautiful, sullen woman with an inconvenient husband. A problem that has only one grisly solution--a solution that only creates other problems that no one can ever solve.

Year: 1934
Genre: Crime Fiction, Noir Fiction

    Black Angel by Cornell Woolrich

In this classic crime novel, a panic-stricken young wife races against time to prove that her convicted husband did not murder his mistress. Writing in first person from the wife s viewpoint, Woolrich evokes her love and anguish and, finally, desperation as she becomes an avenging angel in her attempt to rescue her husband from execution.

Year: 1943
Genre: Noir Fiction


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-- -- -- Four Novellas of Fear   by Cornell Woolrich
-- -- --1934 The Postman Always Rings Twice   by James M. Cain
-- -- --1936 Double Indemnity   by James M. Cain
-- -- --1940 The Bride Wore Black   by Cornell Woolrich
-- -- --1941 Mildred Pierce   by James M. Cain
-- -- --1942 Black Alibi   by Cornell Woolrich
-- -- --1942 Phantom Lady   by Cornell Woolrich
-- -- --1943 Black Angel   by Cornell Woolrich
-- -- --1944 Deadline at Dawn   by Cornell Woolrich
-- -- --1945 Night Has a Thousand Eyes   by Cornell Woolrich
-- -- --1947 Blue City   by Ross Macdonald
-- -- --1947 Nightfall   by David Goodis
-- -- --1952 Collected Millar: The Master at Her Zenith   by Margaret Millar
-- -- --1954 A Swell-Looking Babe   by Jim Thompson
-- -- --1955 The Wounded and the Slain   by David Goodis
-- -- --1956 Shoot the Piano Player   by David Goodis
-- -- --1961 Nightmares and Geezenstacks   by Frederic Brown
-- -- --1985 Glitz   by Elmore Leonard
-- -- --1990 Leaving Las Vegas   by John O'Brien
-- -- --1996 Assault on Tony's   by John O'Brien
-- -- --1997 Stripper Lessons   by John O'Brien
-- -- --2012 The Cocktail Waitress   by James M. Cain
-- -- --2015 Hollow Man   by Mark Pryor
-- -- --2015 The Stranger   by Harlan Coben