Le faucon de Malte
ISBN:
9782070431168 (2070431169)
Publish date: April 5th 1950
Publisher: Gallimard
Pages no: 250
Edition language: French
I enjoyed this one because it's so weird lol. Is it supposed to be suspenseful or some type of comedy? *Shrugs*
The romantic story of hunting for a lost jewel and the rough hard-boiled detective don't go well together. I kept expecting a note of common sense to appear, as for example, it would be real fun if the gambler's war theory turned out to be true, and all the trappings were just so much dramatic fakes...
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