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Renaissance Killer: Being the Wholly True and Unexaggerated Account of the Life and Times of Henry H. Hugo, the World's Most Gentlemanly C

Published
Apr 2008
Main Genre
Action Adventure Action & Adventure
Pages
396

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The most compelling autobiography of the decade! Known throughout the world for years as the deadliest, most elusive killer of his kind, and wanted by virtually every law enforcement agency across the globe, famed freelance hitman-for-hire Henry H. Hugo finally tells his amazing story in his own words. From the traumas and indignities of his troubled childhood, to his early days just starting out in his controversial profession, to his triumphs over all manner of uncommon adversity, the die-hard crime enthusiast will positively thrill to the eclectic, eccentric exploits related in harrowing detail within the pages of this tell-all tome. Alternately deeply disturbing, darkly funny, and strangely erotic, Mr. Hugo?s unprecedented memoir is a tour de force of violent action, heart-rending drama, unnatural perversity, and strange and colorful predicament, the likes of which the ranks of history?s foulest individuals could not invent.

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Mar 2008 Authorhouse ISBN 1434364488
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Aug 2011 ISBN B005GFI9DO
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