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Famed concert pianist John Mikali leads a double life as a hitman, avenging the deaths of his family in Cyprus. As the British Secret Service and the KGB try to uncover his identity, Mikali plans his final, most daring assassination.
Henrik “HP” Pettersson is on the run. It's been fourteen months since he was dragged into an alternate reality game via his cell phone that nearly cost him his life.
The novel explores the moral dilemmas and social contradictions of post-war Europe. Through a tense crime story, the novel follows the protagonist as he faces personal and political challenges, revealing complex relationships.
The novel is a typical Leonard crime novel: fast-paced, eccentric characters, unexpected twists, a mix of violence and comedy. The book is an entertaining, cynical critique of the American South and human greed, with a touch of the blues in its soul.
With his humorous miniatures, Drnić takes us on a safari through the urban milieu from the 90s onwards, a space-time that many of us have been part of, but only a few of us have seen and known everything about.
"Rooster in the Window" (1960) is a popular detective and crime novel by Croatian writer Milan Nikolić (Osijek, 1924 – Virovitica, 1970), one of the most widely read authors of post-war entertaining prose in Yugoslavia.