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Hellfire Pass

Name: Hellfire Pass
Brand: Talonbooks
SKU: 04755117
Price: 14.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Vittorio Rossi
ISBN: 9780889225640

Vittorio Rossi

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Codice Libristo: 04755117

Casa editrice Talonbooks, gennaio 2007

It is 1956, and Silvio Rosato, a decorated World War II veteran, shows up at the house of his father... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 04755117

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It is 1956, and Silvio Rosato, a decorated World War II veteran, shows up at the house of his father, Eduardo Rosato, who had abandoned him and his mother in Italy in 1920 to start a new life and family for himself in Chicago. Silvio's Italian-American half-siblings, Eddie and Ida, are fascinated by this stranger who has suddenly appeared in their lives. Handsome, assured, and accomplished, there is something not quite right, something sinister about this visitor, with his air of familiarity and the distant, impenetrable look in his eyes. This mystery begins "Hellfire Pass", part one of Rossi's autobiographical "A Carpenter's Trilogy, A Chronicle in Three Plays."