The Burglar who thought he was Bogart

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This time out, the recently revived Bernie Rhodenbarr, Greenwich Village bookseller and dedicated burglar, is swept away by a gorgeous foreigner who comes into his store one day. They share a passion for old Bogart movies and are soon spending successive nights sharing popcorn at a Bogart film festival. There is even more to Ilona than meets the eye, however, as Bernie finds out after he retrieves a portfolio from a locked apartment for another customer. Soon his client is dead, and so is one of the clients partners, and Bernie is up to his eyes in a bizarre mystery involving exiles from a never-never land in Central Europe, retired CIA men and what may (or may not) be a fortune in ancient bearer bonds. The tale goes down smoothly, much helped by the usual ditsy conversations with Bernies lesbian best friend Carolyn and some neat use of famous Bogart dialogue. The only thing that keeps this from equaling last years Ted Williams in the Burglar series is the slightly too fanciful and tangled plot. But even middling Rhodenbarr has entertainment value to burn.

Książka "The Burglar who thought he was Bogart" - Lawrence Block - oprawa miękka - Wydawnictwo Harper Collins Publ. UK. Książka posiada 388 stron i została wydana w 2006 r.