Luigi Schenoni Libros

When it comes to creating unforgettable criminal characters, nobody does it better than Emmy Award winner Stephen J. Cannell, the force behind such acclaimed TV hits as "The Rockford Files," "The Commish," "Wiseguy," and "The A-Team." Now come Cannell's most engaging characters yet -- a spirited assortment of clever con artists. King Con vs. The Don Raised in a world of flimflams, come-ons and con-jobs, Beano Bates has done so well he's earned a spot on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List. But his lucky streak vanishes after a card game in which he scams a cool eighty grand from a notorious Mafia don -- who retaliates by having Beano nearly beaten to death. For the first time in his legendary career, Beano wants more than a big score -- he wants justice. Aided by a beautiful, no-nonsense female prosecutor and a legion of crafty cousins, all accomplished grifters, Beano, the king of the cons, puts together the ultimate swindle -- a well-planned sting of strategy, skill and deception. The target is America's most feared mob kingpin and his psychopathic brother. And in this game, winner takes all!

In Breathing Lessons, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1989, we meet the harum-scarum Maggie, married for 28 years to competent, infallible Ira. On a hot summer day they are driving to Deer Lick, Pennsylvania, 90 miles from their home in Baltimore, to the funeral of a friend. During the course of that journey, with its several unexpected detours, Anne Tyler shows us all there is to know about a marriage: the expectations and disappointments; the way children can create storms in a family; and the way that a wife and husband can fall in love all over again.

Beautiful heiress Blaize Ellington seeks revenge against the Minotaur, a deadly, savage assassin for whom killing in an orgiastic pleasure, for the brutal murder of her brothers and finds herself the target of the killer.

Il 31 dicembre 1999 il Canale di Panama tornerà sotto la completa sovranità panamense. Questo è l'unico dato certo: qualcuno vuole fare di Panama la Disneyland dell'America Latina. Qualcuno progetta lo zoo più grande del mondo. Qualcun altro pensa che i paesi vicini scaveranno i loro canali, forse con l'aiuto dei giapponesi. E' in questo quadro che si muove Harry Pendel, proprietario della sartoria Pendel & Braithwaite. La sua bravura è tale che dal suo atelier passano narcotrafficanti, capi dell'esecutivo, ministri e presidenti, dai quali raccoglie confidenze. Ecco perché Andrew Osnard, spia inglese, entra nel suo negozio e lo lega a sé con un ricatto sottile.