Quarry's Return
Quarry
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
The hitman hero of the acclaimed Cinemax series comes out of retirement when his daughter, a true-crime writer, is abducted by the subject of one of her books. A nail-biting suspense thriller from the author of ROAD TO PERDITION.
Someone snatched his daughter. Someone’s going to pay.
After nearly 50 years in the killing business, the hitman known as Quarry was enjoying a comfortable retirement – until the grown daughter he only recently met mysteriously went missing. Now it’s up to the old man to show he hasn’t lost a step and, with the help of a femme fatale from his past, prove he’s as ruthless, deadly and unstoppable as any man half his age.
Coming hard on the heels of the Edgar Award finalist QUARRY’S BLOOD, which first introduced Quarry’s daughter, QUARRY’S RETURN is a high-stakes thriller from the legendary author of ROAD TO PERDITION that will remind you why this notorious killer (star of a feature film and a Cinemax TV series) is the best there ever was.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Retired hit man Quarry returns to the killing business with ruthless efficiency in the highly satisfying 17th entry in Collins's crime series (after Quarry's Blood). When a journalist shows up at Quarry's door searching for his daughter, bestselling true crime author Susan Breedlove, Quarry senses trouble. Predictably, the reporter turns out to be a hired assassin, and his expert knife skills make him more than a match for the 71-year-old ex-killer. Fortunately, Quarry's former lover Luann Lloyd, who he believed was dead, arrives in the nick of time to rescue him. But Quarry's daughter is far from safe; evidence suggests she's been abducted while investigating a series of cold case murders, forcing Quarry to return to Port City, Iowa, where he met Susan's mother and left contract killing, and where Susan had been conducting research. With Luann's help, Quarry begins his own investigation into the killings Susan was writing about, in the belief that exposing the culprit will lead him to her. The fluid narration is better than ever, and Collins brings the proceedings to an exhilarating and unexpected conclusion. Fans will hope Quarry returns again soon.
