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At exactly 9:14 A.M. Joyce was driving along the deserted avenue. Just ahead on a side street, Cribbins checked the second hand of his watch for the last time. He swung the heavy Cadillac around the corner. He had a rendezvous with an armored car and a quarter of a million dollars; he had a tommy gun to make sure it all went off smoothly. Everything was timed, everything was planned down to the most insignificant detail -- except for Joyce Sherwood and her eight-year-old Chevy, which crashed deep into the side of Cribbins’ stolen car. That’s how they met -- the housewife and the hoods. And terror took over.
Lionel White (1905-1985) was an American crime writer known for his tightly plotted heist novels and influential contributions to mid-twentieth-century noir fiction. His works, including Clean Break (adapted into Stanley Kubrick's film The Killing), are recognized for their precision, realism, and psychological tension.
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