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The Club of 31, a group of prosperous gentlemen, has been meeting in secret for years to celebrate life and its departed members. But suicides and suspicious accidents have been plaguing the club, and now private investigator Mathew Scudder searches the city for a relentless and painstakingly patient serial killer.
| Details | | Series: | A Matthew Scudder Mystery |
| Size | | Length: | 368 pages | | Height: | 7.0 in | | Width: | 4.5 in | | Thickness: | 1.0 in | | Weight: | 6.4 oz |
Industry Reviews
"Mr. Block has never--except, perhaps, in an earlier Scudder novel, 'When the Sacred Ginmill Closes'--been in better form. His portrait of a man who has reached the age when he turns first to the obituary page and becomes depressed over his own life choices is letter perfect. His decidedly dark sense of humor has never been more in focus."
David Willis McCullough
"Block has never been in better form....his decidedly dark sense of humor has never been more in focus."
Lehmann-Haupt
"Fiendishly clever...a welcome visit from an old friend...Lawrence Block's Matthew Scudder series is one of the sure things in crime fiction and 'A Long Line of Dead Men' carries it forward with a fine flourish."
Lehmann-Haupt
"Ingenious...satisfying...consistently strong...it's a good one."
Lehmann-Haupt
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