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1) Hit parade
Author
Series
John Keller novels volume 3
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Description
Introspective professional assassin John Keller continues to ponder his life, the ethics of his lethal career, and his possible retirement as he accepts a couple of dubious contracts.
2) Hit list
Author
Series
John Keller novels volume 2
Pub. Date
[2000]
Description
A New York hit man named Keller becomes the target of a hit himself, a dilemma he is not accustomed to.
3) Hit and run
Author
Series
John Keller novels volume 4
Pub. Date
[2008]
Description
A hit man accused of assassinating the governor of Ohio must clear his name and outwit the real killer who's out to gun him down.
Author
Series
John Keller novels volume 5
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Description
The conclusion of "Hit and Run" found Keller living in a big old house in post-Katrina New Orleans' Lower Garden District, with a new name, a new wife, a new career, and a baby on the way. It certainly looked as though he was done killing people for money. But old habits die hard.
5) Hit man
Author
Series
John Keller novels volume 1
Pub. Date
[1998]
Description
A collection of stories in which a killer describes his hits. In one he kills the wrong man and has to do a repeat, in another he must decide which client to kill first, both having put out contracts on each other
Author
Series
Pub. Date
2017.
Description
Happily retired, living under a new name with his wife and daughter, Keller thought he was out of the murder-for-hire business. Until he got the call from his old employer, asking him to tackle the most unusual assignment of his career. The clients wife is having an affair, and Kellers been hired to get rid of her lover. But who is this mysterious lover?
Author
Series
Keller volume 3
Pub. Date
c2006
Description
John Keller is everyone's favorite hit man. He's cool. Reliable. A real pro: the hit man's hit man. The inconvenient wife, the aging sports star, the business partner--he's taken care of them all, quietly and efficiently. Keller's got a code of honor, though he'd never call it that. And he keeps the job strictly business--"What happens is you wind up thinking of each subject not as a person to be killed but as a problem to be solved." But while Keller...