There’s something compelling about hitmen, whether the first one you think of is Leon, Martin Blank, Jason Bourne, or any of the other bad, flawed but ultimately rivetingly cool antiheroes of page and screen. Joseph G Peterson’s latest novel introduces the reader to a hitman who manages to be compelling while being anything but cool, [...]
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