Full Circle by Chuck Alderman
The book starts out about a guy, a hobo, who accidently stabs another hobo who was trying to kill him.
So he’s on the run, avoiding the railroad men, and the law that he
thinks is after him. There is a
dangerous ride on the underneath of a train, and an arrival in New
Orleans. There is meeting people, and
getting work.
Then the book moves on to the main character moving from
killing one person to another, and becoming a hit man. Not my type of book. I like happy books with happy endings. Further on the author is introduces a fence,
who gets a gun for the killer. Oh, and
our killer buys a small business to launder his money.
So I skipped to the end, and in the end, the new killer
kills the original killer. Maybe
somewhere this book is somebody’s cup of tea.
It’s most definitely not mine.
Recommended ages - over 18
On a scale of 1-10, it’s a -- 3
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