A Fine Italian Hand (Shifty Lou Anderson, Bk 9)
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Genres: Literature & Fiction, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Book Type: Hardcover
Author:
Genres: Literature & Fiction, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Book Type: Hardcover
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From the dustjacket:
It was an IBM meeting--International Brotherhood of Magicians, that is--that brought Shifty Lou Anderson to Milan, Italy, in the first place. But in spite of all the beautiful women and the fantastic food, it wasn't long before he was sorry he had come. To Shifty, Milan was a city of users who flourished by sucking others dry.
Bobby Jo Dawsone was gorgeous, an American model in the making, or so she thought--and she and Shifty hit it off together right away.....But suddently she was gone, raped and beaten and thrown away like the wrapper from an exquisite Perugina chocolate.
Leading the parade of suspects was Adriano Barone, the filthy rich (with the emphasis on filthy) scion of one of the most powerful--and crooked--faimiles in the country. Bobby Jo had been deathly afraid of him--and when Adriano and Shifty met, it was hate at first sight.
My review:
Fast paced - one of those books you don't want to put down!
It was an IBM meeting--International Brotherhood of Magicians, that is--that brought Shifty Lou Anderson to Milan, Italy, in the first place. But in spite of all the beautiful women and the fantastic food, it wasn't long before he was sorry he had come. To Shifty, Milan was a city of users who flourished by sucking others dry.
Bobby Jo Dawsone was gorgeous, an American model in the making, or so she thought--and she and Shifty hit it off together right away.....But suddently she was gone, raped and beaten and thrown away like the wrapper from an exquisite Perugina chocolate.
Leading the parade of suspects was Adriano Barone, the filthy rich (with the emphasis on filthy) scion of one of the most powerful--and crooked--faimiles in the country. Bobby Jo had been deathly afraid of him--and when Adriano and Shifty met, it was hate at first sight.
My review:
Fast paced - one of those books you don't want to put down!
