To Kill A Devil - Connell, John A.
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1946. When a shadowy organization fails to assassinate Mason Collins, they go after his colleagues, his friends, and the love of his life. Mason knows the only way to stop the killings is to cut off the head of the snake. Armed only with the leader's code name, Valerius, Mason treks across Franco's Spain and Italy to war-torn Vienna to kill the man responsible. But discovering the man's identity seems to be an unsurmountable task; everyone speaks his name with awe and fear, but no one knows if he's real or a gangland myth. Mason, desperate for answers, abandons his strict moral code, leading…mehr

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1946. When a shadowy organization fails to assassinate Mason Collins, they go after his colleagues, his friends, and the love of his life. Mason knows the only way to stop the killings is to cut off the head of the snake. Armed only with the leader's code name, Valerius, Mason treks across Franco's Spain and Italy to war-torn Vienna to kill the man responsible. But discovering the man's identity seems to be an unsurmountable task; everyone speaks his name with awe and fear, but no one knows if he's real or a gangland myth. Mason, desperate for answers, abandons his strict moral code, leading him down a very dark path, and to succeed in hunting one devil, he makes a pact with another. But what Mason doesn't know is that, if he does find his way in the darkness, the man they call Valerius has something special in store for him. To Kill a Devil brings post-World War Two Vienna to life in vivid detail, and if your tastes include a hero who is one part Harry Bosch and one part Jack Reacher, then you'll love this noirish tale of intrigue and revenge.
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John A. Connell writes spellbinding crime thrillers with a historical twist. In addition to his standalone, Good Night, Sweet Daddy-O, he writes the post-WW2 Mason Collins series, which follows Mason to some of the most dangerous and turbulent places in the post-World War Two world. The first, Madness in the Ruins, was a 2016 Barry Award finalist, and the series has garnered praise from such bestselling authors as Lee Child and Steve Berry. In a previous life, John worked as a cameraman on films such as Jurassic Park and Thelma and Louise and on TV shows including NYPD Blue and The Practice. Atlanta-born, John spends his time between the U.S. and France.