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Speak of the Devil by Richard Hawke

Speak of the Devil

by Richard Hawke
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  • First Published:
  • Jan 10, 2006, 336 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Feb 2007, 384 pages
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Melissa

Film Noir
Combination of the great reading of Paul Michael on this audio book and Hawke's writing. This was a whodunit with a great lead character. Fritz Malone, P.I., evokes the vision of an old black and white film noir - hat tilted, cigarette dangling out the side of his month, neon lights flashing in the distance. The mystery had me guessing till the end and the quips of humor had me chuckling time and time again.
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