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Quarry´s Vote
Max Allan Collins
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Description for Quarry´s Vote
Paperback. Happily retired, Quarry turns down a million dollars to sassinate a presidential candidate. But it's not the sort of job you can just walk away from.. Num Pages: 256 pages. BIC Classification: FF. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 203 x 127. Weight in Grams: 367.
ASK NOT WHO YOU CAN KILL FOR YOUR COUNTRY. Now retired and happily married, Quarry turns down a million-dollar contract to assassinate a presidential candidate. It's not the sort of assignment you can just walk away from without consequences, but coming after Quarry has consequences, too.
ASK NOT WHO YOU CAN KILL FOR YOUR COUNTRY. Now retired and happily married, Quarry turns down a million-dollar contract to assassinate a presidential candidate. It's not the sort of assignment you can just walk away from without consequences, but coming after Quarry has consequences, too.
Product Details
Publisher
Titan Books Ltd United Kingdom
Number of pages
256
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2016
Condition
New
Number of Pages
224
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781783298914
SKU
V9781783298914
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About Max Allan Collins
Max Allan Collins is the author of Road to Perdition, the acclaimed graphic novel that inspired the movie, and of the multiple-award-winning Nathan Heller series of historical hardboiled mysteries, Max Allan Collins is one of most prolific and popular authors working in the field today. He is also the literary executor of Mickey Spillane.
Reviews for Quarry´s Vote
“Quarry’s Vote,” is Collins as his best, delivering a top notched thriller with a dark, twisted lacing of black satirical humor that weaves itself through his depiction of modern politicos from both sides of the aisles." - Pulp Fiction Reviews "Wonderfully well written...[Collins'] writing has been called 'classic pulp fiction,' but my own take on it is that it is ... Read more