Black Money | Box of Paperbacks

Count the cash in your wallet because I’m reviewing Ross Macdonald’s Black Money.
One of the novels featuring Lew Archer, this story has the private detective starting by investigating the background of a suspicious character in Montevista, California only to discover the case is connected to the recent, fatal history of several prominent families in the community. This is the first in my box of paperbacks series. You can find out more information about it here: • Box of Paperbacks (for... .
Here are some of my written reviews and analysis of other novels by Ross Macdonald.
The Moving Target: discover.hubpa...
The Way Some People Die: discover.hubpa...
The Underground Man: discover.hubpa...
The Galton Case: owlcation.com/...
The Far Side of the Dollar: discover.hubpa...
Works Cited
Campbell, Joseph. The Power of Myth. Anchor Books, 1991.
Jones, Seaborn. “First Words.” Lost Keys. Snake Nation Press, 1996.
Macdonald, Ross. Black Money. Vintage Crime / Black Lizard, 1996.
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[@ObscureBookAdventures]

Lew Archer, I have some of those novels. Haven’t read them yet though. But they sound like fun.

[@PeculiarNotions]

I recommend them. Given some of the material you cover on your channel, I think you'd enjoy them.

[@booksmitin]

"This isn't a book about greed, exactly, so much as it's a novel about how being fixated
on wealth..." Fascinating! Thank you for sharing. Looking forward to your next review!

[@PeculiarNotions]

Thank you for the encouragement. I'll have a review of a noir graphic novel up tomorrow and the next entry for my Box of Paperbacks, The Pastel City, will be up at the end of the month.

[@booksmitin]

Very cool! Excited to see both @@PeculiarNotions