Bob Brennan is an old-school Boston cop who knows a lot about Short Joey Mossi, a mob hit man who's neatly taken care of at least eleven competitors. In fact, as Harry Dell'Appa, a hotshot detective recalled from banishment in the sticks, discovers, Brennan not only knows a lot, but he talks a lot, too - about who Joey's killed and about how and why. So why won't Brennan bring Joey in? That's what Harry has to find out.
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Review:
"A league apart is Bomber's Law by George V. Higgins, one of the most accomplished novelists ever to write in the crime-fiction field."-The Wall Street Journal "A brilliantly funny depiction of small-timers, their scams and grudges."-The New York Daily News "Bomber's Law is one of Higgins's best books and plainly the work of a man who knows his craft inside and out . . . If the world were a just place (whaddya nuts?), this book would make Higgins a fortune and burnish his critical reputation forever."-Newsweek
Book Description:
According to the Detective Division at State headquarters in Boston, mob hitman Short Joey Mossi has at least eleven murders under his belt . . . So why is he still at large?
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- PublisherHenry Holt & Company Inc
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 0805066160
- ISBN 13 9780805066166
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages296
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