Hit Man: A Mystery NovelHarper Collins, 17 mrt 2009 - 352 pagina's Keller is your basic urban Lonely Guy.He makes a decent wage, lives in a nice apartment.Works the crossword puzzle. Watches a little TV. Until the phone rings and he packs a suitcase, gets on a plane, flies halfway across the country...and kills somebody. It's a living. But is it a life? Keller's not sure. He goes to a shrink, but it doesn't work out the way he planned. He gets a dog, he gets a girlfriend. He gets along. |
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... White Plains. When a woman answered he said, ''Dot, let me speak to him, will you?'' It took a few minutes, and then he said, ''Yeah, I got here. It's him, all right. He's calling himself Vandermeer now. His wife's still going by Betty ...
... White Plains. When a woman answered he said, ''Dot, let me speak to him, will you?'' It took a few minutes, and then he said, ''Yeah, I got here. It's him, all right. He's calling himself Vandermeer now. His wife's still going by Betty ...
Pagina 11
... White Plains. When the feds were trying to make a RICO case against Engleman's boss, Engleman was a logical place to apply pressure. He wasn't really a criminal, he hadn't done much of anything, and they told HIT MAN 11.
... White Plains. When the feds were trying to make a RICO case against Engleman's boss, Engleman was a logical place to apply pressure. He wasn't really a criminal, he hadn't done much of anything, and they told HIT MAN 11.
Pagina 16
... White Plains. When the woman answered, he said, ''You don't have to disturb him, Dot. Just tell him I didn't make my flight today. I changed the reservation, I moved it ahead to Tuesday. Tell him everything's okay, only it's taking a ...
... White Plains. When the woman answered, he said, ''You don't have to disturb him, Dot. Just tell him I didn't make my flight today. I changed the reservation, I moved it ahead to Tuesday. Tell him everything's okay, only it's taking a ...
Pagina 19
... White Plains. ''This machine you've got,'' he said, pointing to one of the copiers. ''How does HIT MAN 19.
... White Plains. ''This machine you've got,'' he said, pointing to one of the copiers. ''How does HIT MAN 19.
Pagina 20
... White Plains as soon as he was on the ground at JFK. ''It's all taken care of,'' he said. ''I'll come by sometime tomorrow. Right now I just want to get home, get some sleep.'' The following afternoon in White Plains, Dot asked him how ...
... White Plains as soon as he was on the ground at JFK. ''It's all taken care of,'' he said. ''I'll come by sometime tomorrow. Right now I just want to get home, get some sleep.'' The following afternoon in White Plains, Dot asked him how ...
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Pagina 215 - On one level, when your job involved dealing regularly with life and death, how could you care if some overpaid steroid abuser had a touchdown run called back? And, on another level, you saw unorthodox solutions to a team's problems on the field. When Emmitt Smith kept crashing through the Minnesota line, Keller found himself wondering why they didn't deputize someone to shoot the son of a bitch in the back of the neck, right below his starcovered helmet. Still, it was better than watching golf,...
Pagina 55 - I had this dream," Keller said. "Matter of fact I wrote it down, as you suggested." "Good." Before getting on the couch Keller had removed his jacket and hung it on the back of a chair. He moved from the couch to retrieve his notebook from the jackefs inside breast pocket, then sat on the couch and found the page with the dream on it.
Pagina 68 - Thou art Peter, and upon this rock I shall build My Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.
Pagina 219 - It's sort of important," he said. "One of the things the client buys," she said, "is confidentiality. That's what he wants and it's what we provide. Even if the agent in place — " "The agent in place?" "That's you," she said. "You're the agent, and Dallas is the place. Even if you get caught red-handed, the confidentiality of the client remains uncompromised. And do you know why?" "Because the agent in place knows how to keep mum." "Mum's the word," she agreed, "and there's no question you're the...
Pagina 221 - Plains, and thus to Keller, could be expected to cast a cold eye on any suspicious death. So it would have to be a damn good accident, but Keller had managed a few of those in his day. It took a little planning, but it wasn't brain surgery. You just figured out a method and took your best shot. It might take some doing. If, as he rather hoped, the client was some business rival in Houston or Denver or San Diego, he'd have to slip off to that city without anyone noting his absence. Then, having induced...
Pagina 30 - ... venerable Dr. Beecher, the father and founder of the Beecher house of clergy, declared he could tell of a minister who, having preached in his parish for fifty years, became the patriarch of the village, and once when a lecturer came there to speak, whom he thought the people ought not to hear, he went out and walked up one side of the street and down the other, telling the people they had better not go, and every soul stayed at home.
Pagina 229 - I'd have been willing to miss. I don't want to miss whatever's coming next, either, and I don't guess Dr. Johnson did either. That's what keeps us going, isn't it? Wanting to find out what's around the next bend in the river." "I guess so." "I thought that would make the end easier to face,
Pagina 233 - Be well, Mike." BACK AT HIS HOTEL, KELLER took a hot bath and got a good night's sleep. In the morning he went out for breakfast, and when he got back there was a message at the desk for him: Mr. Soderholm — please call your office. He called from a pay phone, even though it didn't matter, and he was careful not to overreact when Dot told him to come home, the mission was aborted. "You told me I had all the time in the world," he said. "If I'd known the guy was in such a rush — " "Keller," she...
Pagina 212 - I must have swallowed half the pool. All I have to do is think about it and I can taste vomit and chlorine." "Timothy," the woman said, and rolled her eyes. "Something to be said for plain speech," an older man said. He had a mane of white hair and a pair of prominent white eyebrows, and his eyes were a vivid blue. He was holding a glass of brandy in one hand and a bottle in the other, and he reached with the bottle to fill Keller's glass to the brim. " 'Claret for boys, port for men,' " he said,...