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Cain J.M., Three of a Kind — s.a.

These novels, though written fairly recently, really belong to the Depression, rather than the War, and make interising footnotes to an era.

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Cain J.M., The Butterfly — 1981

Jess Tyler was a simple and honest man, a god-fearing man tortured into crimes of surging passion and chilling violence. He was tortured by his love for two wayward women-his wife and his daughter...THE BUTTERFLY is a masterly narrative of violent deeds and violent emotion-a work well worthy of the author of THE POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE

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