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	title:	The Butcher's Boy
	author:	Thomas Perry
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Quercus
	released:	February 1, 2007
	isbn:	184724033X
	isbn-13:	9781847240330

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Revenge! Revenge! - Rated Thomas Perry has never reached the popularity of many "revenge" writers (including Shakespeare), but his "Butcher's Boy" (and its successor, "Sleeping Dogs"), is a true classic, the Bard nothwithstanding. What happens if you're a very good hired killer and the Mob doesn't pay you out after your flawlessly executted last job? You let the devil loose between the pigeons. Yes the guy is amoral - thou shall not killvand all that - but he has a brutal code of honour, and you can't help cheering for him. I wonder if Carol O'Connell, with her Mallory novels, didn't pinch at least a little of Perry's flavour! Oh, and don't forget his Jane Whitfield novels either.

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Revenge! Revenge! - Rated 4/5
Thomas Perry has never reached the popularity of many "revenge" writers (including Shakespeare), but his "Butcher's Boy" (and its successor, "Sleeping Dogs"), is a true classic, the Bard nothwithstanding. What happens if you're a very good hired killer and the Mob doesn't pay you out after your flawlessly executted last job? You let the devil loose between the pigeons. Yes the guy is amoral - thou shall not killvand all that - but he has a brutal code of honour, and you can't help cheering for him. I wonder if Carol O'Connell, with her Mallory novels, didn't pinch at least a little of Perry's flavour! Oh, and don't forget his Jane Whitfield novels either.