For All The Gold In The World

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A robbery goes wrong and ends with a brutal murder. The police investigation turns up nothing. Two years later, Marco Buratti, alias 'the Alligator,' is asked to look into the crime and find out who was responsible. Buratti's employer is young, the youngest client he has ever had; he is only 12 years old, the son of one of the victims. The Alligator senses right from the start that the truth is cloaked, twisted and shocking. Together with his trusted associates he will find himself mixed up in a story of contraband gold and blood vendettas between criminal gangs.

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Praise for Massimo Carlotto

"Carlotto is the reigning king of Mediterranean noir."--The Boston Phoenix

"The best living Italian crime writer."--Il Manifesto

"Italian hardboiled noir at it's best."--Raven Crime Reads

"Hard stuff, but good."--Library Journal

"Cold and heartless--but, in a creepy way, fascinating."--The New York Times

"Carlotto provides a machine gun-pace, a jaundiced eye for political corruption and a refreshing absence of anything approaching a moral vision."--Kirkus Reviews

"Full of noir swagger."--The Complete Review

Praise for Massimo Carlotto
"Carlotto is the reigning king of Mediterranean noir." "The Boston Phoenix"
"The best living Italian crime writer." "Il Manifesto"
"Italian hardboiled noir at it's best." "Raven Crime Reads"
"Hard stuff, but good." "Library Journal"
"Cold and heartless--but, in a creepy way, fascinating." "The New York Times"
"Carlotto provides a machine gun-pace, a jaundiced eye for political corruption and a refreshing absence of anything approaching a moral vision." "Kirkus Reviews"
"Full of noir swagger." "The Complete Review ""

Author Bio

Massimo Carlotto was born in Padua, Italy. In addition to the many titles in his extremely popular oAlligatoro series, he is also the author of The Fugitive, Death's Dark Abyss, Poisonville, Bandit Love, At the End of a Dull Day. One of Italy's most popular authors and a major exponent of the Mediterranean Noir novel, Carlotto has been compared with many of the most important American hardboiled crime writers.