The Lemon Man

<b>TASKS:</b><br><b>1. Buy Food. </b><b>2. Visit Ma. </b><b>3. Kill Henry O'Neil</b><br><br>The Lemon Man is Patrick Callen a bicycle-riding hitman with mild O.C.D. in Dublin Ireland whose carefully ordered life is totally upended when he becomes the accidental caretaker of a baby boy. Now he's got to balance his daily to-do list of errands and murders-for-hire with his unexpected domesticity which impacts him and his work in ways he never expected...and that could get him killed.<p>What fun. Bruton's darkly funny Irish noir sparkles. If a hitman and a baby aren't the best pitch in ages then I don't know what is. Linwood Barclay <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author</p><p>Distinctive and captivating <i>The Lemon Man</i>'s unique blend of action humor and intrigue make it a book you won't want to miss. Andrew Grant (aka Andrew Child) <i>New York Times </i>bestselling co-author of the <i>Reacher</i> series.</p>A fine crime novel: at one moment offbeat with a darkly funny Irish lilt and the next moment hard and uncompromising. Garry Disher three time Ned Kelly Award winning author of the <i>Wyatt</i> series.<p>A fast-paced and gripping crime novel with a cynical and humorous perspective on modern day Dublin... and an oddly sympathetic but disturbing protagonist a hired assassin who turns out to be a living breathing shopping cycling psychopath a male Villanelle (Killing Eve). Anthony J. Quinn author of the<i> Inspector Celcius Daly</i> series.<br><br>Featuring a hitman with heart - not to mention a bike a man bun and a baby he found on the job - <i>The Lemon Man</i> is wildly entertaining. With its cast of eccentric characters richly-drawn Dublin setting and breakneck pacing this is a novel you won't soon forget. Tessa Wegert author of <i>Dead Wind</i>.</p>