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A Gun for Sale: An Entertainment - Community Reviews back

by Graham Greene
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BrokenTune
BrokenTune rated it 10 years ago
"MURDER DIDN’T MEAN much to Raven. It was just a new job . You had to be careful. You had to use your brains. It was not a question of hatred. He had only seen the Minister once: he had been pointed out to Raven as he walked down the new housing estate between the small lit Christmas trees, an old g...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 11 years ago
bookshelves: tbr-busting-2014, published-1936, autumn-2014, mystery-thriller, lit-richer, fraudio, noir, paranoia, disfigurement, suicide, gangsters, assassination, filthy-lucre, war, picaresque, chase-me-chase-me Read from September 01 to 04, 2014 Read by Patrick TullDescription: Raven is a man...
Cathy67
Cathy67 rated it 12 years ago
A Gun for Sale and This Gun for Hire are the same book originally published in 1936. I looked but could not find why it was published under two separate names and am relatively sure different dates. The library book I read was This Gun for Hire. I haven’t read that the books are different in any ...
Dantastic Book Reviews
Dantastic Book Reviews rated it 13 years ago
When a hare-lipped assassin named Raven is paid for a job with stolen cash, he becomes wanted for robbery and goes on the run with a hostage named Anne.I was not a tremendous fan of This Gun for Hire. The book read like it had an identity crisis of sorts, like it didn't know whether it wanted to be...
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