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Metzger's Dog
Metzger's Dog
Author: Thomas Perry
Audio Books swap for two (2) credits.
ISBN-13: 9781400160235
ISBN-10: 1400160235
Publication Date: 2/1/2009
Edition: MP3 Una
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Publisher: Tantor Media
Book Type: Audio CD
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I really like the Jane Whitefield series so I was enthused to read more by Perry. The Butcher's Boy was okay but Metzger's Dog was tough to put down. This is hilarious and well thought out and the characters are very enjoyable.
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If you like Ross Thomas, you will also like this non-series thriller by Thomas Perry. And if you haven't read Thomas Perry yet, "Metzger's Dog" is a good place to start.
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Clever plot and dialogue. Unique characters and an interesting "bad guys get away with it" slant.
stapete avatar reviewed Metzger's Dog on + 17 more book reviews
A good, slightly strange thriller.
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Metger's Dog is one of the finest novels I have read in quite a while, adventurous and laugh out loud funny. The name "Metzger's Dog" is a metaphor -- the dog in the novel, a vicious animal, has been salvaged from a junkyard and tamed.In this story it is ultimately the CIA that has been tamed. The details of how this is achieved hold up to any test for authenticity.
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Early Thomas Perry. It's funny, but it's also a good read and a solidly plotted thriller. Has an introduction by Carl Hiaasen, which should tell you something about its sensibility.
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This is a hard to put down fun and humorous read. Well written with a good storyline, Well developed and likeable main characters and a great dog and cat(Metzger)thrown into the mix. This is my first Thomas Perry read but most definitely not my last.