Reviews

“Intrigue! Romance! Espionage! Topical current events! A hint of humor! Once again, Jon D’Amore’s characters are those you root for and against on every page. I consistently found myself smiling, nodding and saying ‘I think I know these guys.’ Men and women who are good and bad…and some who are both. I enjoyed it all and will be waiting for the movie!”
James Toma
Retired 30 year Law Enforcement veteran

“A tough read for anyone who’s ever been sent to the cleaners by the judicial system. Not too complimentary about us lawyers; but it never seems to be. In The Delivery Man, Jon D’Amore delivers another shocker of a storyline. No mobsters in this one, but a cast of characters who make mobsters look like choir boys. By the way, for all of you who have never married, this will convince you to stay that way. A quick read with a lasting impact.”
Bruce Schwartz
Attorney, Beverly Hills, California

“Jon D’Amore reminds us that ‘bad guy’ is a relative term, and sometimes it’s ‘the victim’ who deserves getting whacked…just sayin’. The Delivery Man is a cautionary tale reiterating to the assholes of the world that there’s a consequence for everything! It’s angry, it’s honest, it’s vigilante justice…and comes with a kick-ass broad for good measure. What’s not to like? This is a tale that holds a little something for everyone.”
Eva Miller
US Navy veteran, retired Dept. of Defense Police Officer

“Once again, Jon D’Amore’s characters grab us by the throat and never let go. The Delivery Man swiftly becomes a story you won’t want to finish, knowing you’ll miss each of those characters with the turn of the last page. Without question, there are people one should avoid like the plague. After reading this book, you’ll know why.”
Paul Peragine
Attorney, New York, New York

“A fast-paced tale of greed, revenge, crime and punishment laced with D’Amore’s trademark sly humor. The Delivery Man may be his best yet. Romance, mayhem, international spycraft and fake news, it couldn’t be more timely. Put these protagonists together again in a sequel soon!”
Lisa Tracy
Author of Objects Of Our Affection. Former editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Record of Hackensack, and The Passaic Herald News