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Nothing Personal

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Nothing Personal
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Jason Starr
Cover design or artwork by Sharm Murugiah
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:256
Dimensions(mm): Height 198,Width 129
Category/GenreCrime and mystery
ISBN/Barcode 9781843445159
ClassificationsDewey:813.54
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Oldcastle Books Ltd
Imprint No Exit Press
Publication Date 18 December 2014
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

The DePinos are miserable, living in a tiny rundown apartment above a deli on Tenth Avenue. The Sussmans live in a posh building on the Upper East Side. When Joey DePino loses his job and is threatened by his bookies and loan shark, he involves the Sussmans in a sick, desperate plan to pay off his gambling debts. But ad exeutive David Sussman has his own problems, trying to stop his suddenly psychopathic Asian mistress from ruining him, and won't go down without a fight. As the lives of both families become interwined, they find themselves in a world without morals.

Author Biography

Jason Starr is the author of Cold Caller, Nothing Personal, Fake I.D., Hard Feelings and Tough Luck followed by Lights Out, The Follower, Panic Attack, Savage Lane and his latest novel, Too Far. He was born in Brooklyn in 1966 and still lives in New York City. Sharm Murugiah is an award-winning British Illustrator & Graphic Designer, living in London and currently working at Scribbler Cards, UK. Sharm also works as a freelance Illustration Artist & Graphic Designer and has contributed a series of striking covers for No Exit Press' Jason Starr titles.

Reviews

Original modern noir tale reminiscent of Jim Thompson or David Goodis * The Irish Times * Diabolically well-plotted noir thriller...Gentle readers should take heed * Literary Review * Wholly satisfying. Nothing Personal is a fast, well-paced and well-plotted domestic crime thriller * The Barcelona Review * Every few years you read a crime novel that jars you so completely that you begin to doubt your entire approach to writing. These rare books show you a whole new way of doing things. In the past six years, I've read three crime novels that have had that effect on me: Blue Lonesome by Bill Pronzini, The Ax by Donald E. Westlake, and now Nothing Personal by Jason Starr -- Ed Gorman * Mystery Scene * The King of Noir is back. It doesn't get any darker or funnier than this...The best novel of the year * Bookends *