List of Fictional Crime Bosses

List Of Fictional Crime Bosses

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  • Capa Vencarlo Barsavi - The Lies of Locke Lamora
  • Julian DiGeorge - The Executioner (book series)
  • Chrysophrase the Troll - Discworld
  • Gentleman John Marcone - The Dresden Files

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