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Sto caricando le informazioni... Il giorno di Lieberman (1994)di Stuart M. Kaminsky
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Appartiene alle SerieAbe Lieberman (3) Appartiene alle Collane EditorialiIl giallo [Mondadori] (2465)
When his nephew is killed by a mugger, Lieberman will do anything to bring his family justice In a posh part of Chicago's North Side, two Trinidadian men look for someone to jump. Waiting outside an apartment building, they see a couple shivering in the cold as they make their way to their car. The Trinidadians draw guns, demand money--and quickly go too far. Shots ring out, and the muggers run. Behind them, the man is dead, and his pregnant wife lays bleeding in the street. The murder victim is the nephew of Abe Lieberman, one of the most dignified cops in Chicago homicide. When he learns of the killing, Lieberman's calm façade cracks. As he works with his partner, Bill Hanrahan, to find the killers, Lieberman makes a pact with the devil--ready to sacrifice everything if it means finding the men who gunned his nephew down in the street. Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Google Books — Sto caricando le informazioni... GeneriSistema Decimale Melvil (DDC)813.54Literature English (North America) American fiction 20th Century 1945-1999Classificazione LCVotoMedia:
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It started with the murder of Abe Lieberman's nephew, and ended with a surprise I never saw coming. Because of the murder, the overall tone was not as light as the earlier books. Despite the darker tone, I enjoyed this book a lot, and added a star for the surprise ending.
There are a couple of other crimes going on in the book. One ties in with the general theme of following the letter of the law vs doing what seems right. The other seems to be just filler, more or less, unless I missed something.
There are some references to the earlier books in the series, but I think this could be read without reading them. However, it's more enjoyable to know what has happened along the way. ( )