by Lawrence Block
What a strange book. It’s not a mystery. We know who done it. Keller, the protagonist, is a professional hit man. It’s not a thriller. There’s suspense, but there are few details of his hits. In fact, most of them take place offstage, and if they’re described at all, it’s through Keller’s conversati...
It was ok.
Keller continues his career as a hit man, killing such targets as an aging baseball player, multiple sides in a love triangle, and a fellow stamp collector, as well as dealing with his feelings about 9/11, adding to his stamp collection, and discussing various things with Dot, his broker.As it alway...
Keller is a hit man. These are his stories. I suppose it is disturbing how normal Block makes this morally reprehensible character. Then again it is interesting to see how he lives, how he plies his craft, what he thinks about, what are the other flaws in his character. This is not the first Keller ...
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