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The Maltese Falcon

Genre: Historical Fiction

| Release Date: February 14, 1930

| 61,800 words

Language: English

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Original Quick Blurb for The Maltese Falcon

Action! Romance! Murder and theft! Join Sam Spade as he chases after the titular McGuffin in a page-turning hard-boiled mystery that has been hailed as THE hard-boiled mystery.

Blurb added on April 23, 2019, at 10:31 pm by Nisha Ward.

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The Maltese Falcon was published by Alfred A. Knopf.

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