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Poodle Springs by Raymond Chandler · Booklabria

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Raymond Chandler
Poodle Springs

Mystery & Detective, Hard-BoiledPrivate investigators

Poodle Springs

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First published: 1989
Editions: 12 in 4 languages

Synopsis

Philip Marlowe marries a rich, beautiful society lady who wants him to settle down. But old habits die hard, and Marlowe soon is back in business, enmeshed in a case involving pornography, bigamy, and murder.

Subjects: Mystery & Detective, Hard-Boiled
Private investigators
California
Los angeles
Marlowe, philip
Set in: California
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Characters: Philip Marlowe

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Editions

12 in 4 languages

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English9 Italian1 Japanese1 Polish1

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