It's always a pleasure to have a chance to read a John D.
MacDonald book. As I've said before, I'm rereading my way
through the Travis McGee series, and now I'm exactly midway,
on #11, DRESS HER IN INDIGO (1969). McGee and Meyer go down
to Mexico to investigate the death of a friend's
daughter.
We have a number of JDM experts on the list, such as Mr.
Branche. What would you recommend as the best one or two of
JDM's non-McGee books to read? THE EXECUTIONERS? CRY HARD,
CRY FAST? THE DAMNED? ONE MONDAY WE KILLED THEM ALL? If you
were going to press a battered old Fawcett Gold Medal into
someone's hand, which one would you pick?
Bill
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