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Alas, this book, and all of Izzi's work, in fact, will be overshadowed by the Chicago author's bizarre, publicity-stunt suicide by hanging (or murder, if you're a conspiracy buff) in 1996. "Too bad, too," says Joe Lofgreen, of Joe's Detective Pages. "Because we lost a great crime writer. Izzi's characters breathed with a vividness matched only in contemporary crime fiction by, perhaps, Elmore Leonard. But resounding with a street-level grittiness that Leonard can only mimic. (And) one of his grittiest and most engrossing novels was Tony's Justice... a tough, explosive, thoroughly involving thriller." NOVELS
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