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At home, Richard Kuklinski was a dedicated suburban family man; on the street, he was the Iceman, a professional hit man and lethal scam artist, a man so heartless he kept one of his victims frozen for over two years to disguise the time of death. His personal body count was over one hundred, but the police couldn't touch him. Then undercover agent Dominick Polifrone posed as a mobster and began a deadly game of cat and mouse. The Iceman chronicles Kuklinski's grisly career and exposes his murderous double life.

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Bruno has done an excellent job of re-creating the tension and stress Polifrone experienced in fulfilling his risky undercover assignment. -- Publishers Weekly The Iceman chilleth! Not for the faint of heart but a rousing, riveting read. I read it in one (scary) gulp. -- Jack Olson, author of I: The Creation of a Serial Killer Smoothly written...Bruno puts his writing talents to white-knuckle use with a tight focus on a killer with no human feelings except toward his wife and three sons...A fast-paced, suspenseful re-creation of how a vicious killer was run to ground. -- Kirkus Reviews

Smoothly written...Bruno puts his writing talents to white-knuckle use with a tight focus on a killer with no human feelings except toward his wife and three sons...A fast-paced, suspenseful re-creation of how a vicious killer was run to ground. -- Kirkus Reviews Bruno has done an excellent job of re-creating the tension and stress Polifrone experienced in fulfilling his risky undercover assignment. -- Publishers Weekly The Iceman chilleth! Not for the faint of heart but a rousing, riveting read. I read it in one (scary) gulp. -- Jack Olson, author of I: The Creation of a Serial Killer

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Anthony Bruno, a crime writer, is the author of eleven crime fiction novels and four books of nonfiction true crime. He also wrote Seven, the novelization of the hit film starring Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. He was also a regular contributor to CrimeLibrary.com. His nonfiction work The Seekers: A Bounty Hunter's Story, was nominated for the Edgar Award in 2001 for best fact crime book. In 2004, a television movie adaptation of his novel Bad Apple was aired on TNT. A fourth-degree black belt, he studies and teaches the martial art aikido. Bronson Pinchot, an Audie Award-winning narrator and Audible's Narrator of the Year for 2010, received his education at Yale University, which filled out what he had already received at his mother's knee in the all-important areas of Shakespeare, Greek art and architecture, and the Italian Renaissance. He restores Greek Revival buildings and appears in television, film, and on stage whenever the pilasters and entablatures overwhelm him.

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