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Old 05-20-2010, 02:03 PM   #33
L.J. Sellers
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I recommend BEAT THE REAPER by Josh Bazell about a hit man turned medical intern who's still a badass, then his past catches up to him. Terrific voice.

I also enjoyed THE LOCK ARTIST by Steve Hamilton, about a safe cracker, psychologically mute from a childhood trauma.
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