The Removers

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The Removers
Paperback original
Author	Donald Hamilton
Language	English
Series	Matt Helm
Genre	Spy novel
Publisher	Fawcett Publications
Publication date	1961
Publication place	United States
Media type	Print (Paperback)
Preceded by	The Wrecking Crew (novel)
Followed by	The Silencers

The Removers is a spy novel by Donald Hamilton first published in 1961. It was the third novel featuring Hamilton's creation, counter-agent and assassin Matt Helm.

Plot summary

A year after having been reactivated, Helm receives a message from his ex-wife, asking for his aid, and soon finds himself fighting to protect his family from an enemy agent.

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Synopsis and summary

v t e The Matt Helm series by Donald Hamilton
Novels	Death of a Citizen (1960) The Wrecking Crew (1960) The Removers (1961) The Silencers (1962) Murderers' Row (1962) The Ambushers (1963) The Shadowers (1964) The Ravagers (1964) The Devastators (1965) The Betrayers (1966) The Menacers (1968) The Interlopers (1969) The Poisoners (1971) The Intriguers (1972) The Intimidators (1974) The Terminators (1975) The Retaliators (1976) The Terrorizers (1977) The Revengers (1982) The Annihilators (1983) The Infiltrators (1984) The Detonators (1985) The Vanishers (1986) The Demolishers (1987) The Frighteners (1989) The Threateners (1992) The Damagers (1993) The Dominators (unpublished)
Films	The Silencers (1966) Murderers' Row (1966) The Ambushers (1967) The Wrecking Crew (1969)
Television series	Matt Helm (1975)

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