About this book
Donald McGibney's 32 Caliber captures the thrilling essence of 1920s pulp fiction, a genre that captivated millions with its fast-paced narratives and lurid storytelling. This classic mystery follows Bupps, an amateur detective and lawyer drawn into a dangerous web of secrets when his best friend mysteriously dies in a suspicious car accident.
When Bupps' sister Helen begins a torrid affair with the disreputable Frank Woods—a war profiteer with shadowy dealings—Bupps grows increasingly concerned. The circumstances surrounding his friend Jim's death don't add up, and as Bupps investigates, he uncovers a conspiracy far darker than he anticipated. What began as a simple accident investigation spirals into a gripping tale of betrayal, corruption, and deadly consequences.
Originally published during pulp fiction's golden age, McGibney's novel delivers the trademark qualities that defined the era: compelling dialogue, unexpected twists, and a protagonist determined to uncover the truth no matter the cost. The story moves with relentless momentum, pulling readers deeper into Bupps' investigation with each revelation.
Perfect for fans of classic mystery fiction and retro crime stories, 32 Caliber is an ideal audiobook for those seeking an engaging, page-turning adventure that harks back to a golden era of American literature. Whether you're discovering pulp fiction for the first time or revisiting a beloved classic, this tale of murder and intrigue will keep you hooked until the final revelation.
