Butcher’s Moon Audiobook

" Pretty bad-ass crime novel. "

" A great book to re-read. Stark/Westlake is really good at describing action, and at conveying character through action. I prefer the early Parker books for their concision, but this is like the finale of a fireworks show. Makes me want to plan a heist or three. "

" Probably the grandest of the Parker books. It takes Parker, adds a more Byzantine (than usual) plot, adds actual continuity from nearly every previous book in the series, and mixes it all up. Great, great stuff. "

" AKA: Alan Marshall, Alan Marsh, James Blue, Ben Christopher, Edwin West, John B. Allan, Curt Clark, Tucker Coe, P.N. Castor, Timothy J. Culver, J. Morgan Cunningham, Samuel Holt, Judson Jack Carmichael, Richard Stark, Donald E. Westlake "

" This culmination of Parker's career is over-long but high on tension as its a race to save fan favorite Grofeld and collect the loot. "

" The follow-up to Slayground. Amazing. The best aspects of the whole series blended up into one book. "

" Incredibly good. My first Parker novel and I can't wait to read the full series. "

" Just goes to show, you don't piss Parker off. He's the baddest guy around. Again, very well written and engaging. Never a dull moment. Thoroughly enjoyed it. "

" Hands down the best novel of the entire series. And until this recent U of C reprint, about as easy to find as the Loch Ness Monster. "

" So far, this is the "Destroy All Monsters" of the Parker series. That's a compliment. "

" A serious tour de force in terms of caper books. Great schemata of crime, a merciless main character, more bad guys with interesting quirks. Worth the time. "

" I think this may easily be my favorite book of the entire Parker series so far. Stark really seems to up the ante quite a bit in this novel and the payoff is great. "