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361

A Hard Case Crime Novel

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Written by: Donald E. Westlake
Narrated by: L. J. Ganser
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 The men in the tan-and-cream Chrysler came with guns blazing. When Ray Kelly woke up in the hospital, it was a month later, he was missing an eye, and his father was dead. Then things started to get bad. From the mind of the incomparable Donald E. Westlake comes a devastating story of betrayal and revenge, an exploration of the limits of family loyalty and how far a man will go when everything he loves is taken from him.©1962 Donald E. Westlake (P)2008 BBC Audiobooks America Literature & Fiction

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Great narration, fun dialogue

I’ve fallen down the rabbit hole of pulp novels and this one is a lot of fun. Our hero is great, LJ Ganser is a spectacular narrator, and the gritty action doesn’t stop.

“He smiled, like a man selling laxatives.”
WHAT A LINE.

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