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Doom Service
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It happened in Hotel Duarte, a bullet length from the Great White Way, where life begins at eight-forty - and often ends by midnight with a couple of murders.
For instance, the murder of a dumb welterweight who took his dive - and got paid off in lead.
He was the brother of Johnny Killain’s gal, and that was pure bad luck for the fight mob - because Killain went in swinging with no referee to call him off.
This great big deadly weapon of a man knew every dirty punch ever invented—and he would use them all to find the killer . . .
For instance, the murder of a dumb welterweight who took his dive - and got paid off in lead.
He was the brother of Johnny Killain’s gal, and that was pure bad luck for the fight mob - because Killain went in swinging with no referee to call him off.
This great big deadly weapon of a man knew every dirty punch ever invented—and he would use them all to find the killer . . .
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“'Sympathy's in the dictionary. Right next-'
It's right next to <em>syphilis</em>.
Reading this made me realize how much better Red Harvest was. While it was undeniably entertaining, Johnny Killain can't hold a candle to The Continental Op. There's a reason why the Op was the inspiration for anti-heroes such as Yojimbo and The Man with No Name. It's a highly enjoyable read, nevertheless.”
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