Working door-to-door one day, Dolly crosses paths with a beautiful young woman, Mona, who is being forced by her aunt to do things that she does not want to with men she does not know. Mona wants out any way that she can. Mona and Dolly soon become tangled up in deadly, sanity-threatening scheme.

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Welcome to the world of A Hell of a Woman, Jim Thompson's 1954 hardboiled crime novel chock full of enough psychic mud to smear over each of its 196 pages. The tale's protagonist and narrator, Frank "Dolly" Dillon, a thirty-year-old door-to-door salesman for Pay-E-Zee Stores, epitomizes the working stiff who never caught a break in his ...

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While working as a door-to-door salesman and bill collector for the corrupt Pay-E-Zee Store chain, Dolly meets Mona Farrell, a young woman who “was about as far from being a raving beauty as I was,” but who enchants him nonetheless.

Aug 5, 2014 · Working door-to-door one day, trying to eke money out of folk with even less of it than he has, Dolly crosses paths with a beautiful young woman named Mona Farrell. Mona’s being forced by her aunt to do things she doesn’t like, with men she doesn’t know — she wants out, any way she can get it.