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Jack Carter

Cette série retrace la vie et les exploits criminels d'un tueur à gages de la mafia basé à Londres. Plongez dans les bas-fonds sombres où chaque décision a des conséquences mortelles. Suivez son périlleux voyage à travers la trahison, la violence et des rebondissements inattendus qui testent les limites de sa moralité et de sa survie. Les lecteurs en quête de thrillers policiers intenses avec une touche sombre et sans compromis seront captivés.

Jack Carter And The Mafia Pigeon
Jack Carter's Law
Get Carter

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    Get Carter

    • 264pages
    • 10 heures de lecture
    4,1(94)Évaluer

    Jack Carter is home for his brother Frank's funeral. Frank's car was found at the bottom of a cliff, with Frank inside. He was not only dead drunk but dead as well. Why would sensible Frank down a bottle of whisky and get behind the wheel? For Jack, his death doesn't add up. So he decides to talk to a few people, but he is soon told to stop.

    Get Carter
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    The author of Get Carter returns to his greatest invention, a smooth-operating hardcase named Jack Carter, who is about to burn a city down in order to silence an informant......

    Jack Carter's Law
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    3,7(25)Évaluer

    With an Afterword by Nick Triplow Published in North America for the first time—the final novel featuring Jack Carter (Get Carter, Jack Carter’s Law) has London’s slickest operator journeying to a Spanish villa to protect a wise-cracking Italian-American mobster. Jack Carter is not thrilled when his frustratingly unprofessional employers—London mob kingpins Gerald and Les Fletcher—force him to take a vacation. Jack doesn’t like leaving the business in other people’s hands, but the company villa in Spain promises sunshine and some time to plot his next move. Jack soon finds he is on anything but a vacation. The villa is already inhabited by a cowardly house steward and a knuckle-dragging American gangster. Jack has apparently been sent to protect the American, who has turned informant. There are few things that Jack Carter hates more than surprises. Informants being chief among them.

    Jack Carter And The Mafia Pigeon