Playaway Adult Fiction: The Informant (Mixed media product)

from susandennis

Thomas Perry respects his characters so much. They are never sappy or predictable or sentimental. They are strong and smart and sharp. In this story he brings back the Butcher's Boy from his earlier books and matches him up with Elizabeth Waring of the Justice Department. It's a brilliant match a...

from crazybatcow

There are several "recaps" of things that happened in earlier books, and perhaps more about the Butcher Boy's childhood than expected - both are well handled and don't feel repetitive. And it means you can enjoy this book without having read either of the other two. though, why you wouldn't want ...

from dyarington

This is another great Thomas Perry book. It has all the signature Thomas Perry attributes of a Perry novel. He describes the killer's mindset before every action--how the person prepares, how he was trained by the Butcher, Metzler and his knowledge of the consequences of his actions. It reminded ...

from dyarington

This is another great Thomas Perry book. It has all the signature Thomas Perry attributes of a Perry novel. He describes the killer's mindset before every action--how the person prepares, how he was trained by the Butcher, Metzler and his knowledge of the consequences of his actions. It reminded ...

from rwt42

The last (maybe) of the Butcher's Boy series. A page turner, as they say. Still hard to believe that a hit man was the "hero" of a series. Morality aside, the suspense over his survival made this a very good read. Perhaps there will be another?