The Black-Eyed Blonde

Raymond Chandler’s Philip Marlowe returns in The Black-Eyed Blonde —also published as Marlowe as by John Banville—the basis for the major motion picture starring Liam Neeson as the iconic detective. "Somewhere Raymond Chandler is smiling . . . I loved this book. It was like having an old friend, one you assumed was dead, walk into the room." —Stephen King " It was one of those Tuesday afternoons in summer when you wonder if the earth has stopped revolving. " The streets of Bay City, California,