Big shots
di Adam Shand
2007 · 406 pagine · Viking · ISBN 9780670040711
Trama
This is the biggest happening in the underworld since Jackie Twist got the Frog back in '58. This is going to unleash merry hell, son . . .' In 2003 Adam Shand, until then a financial journalist, naively set out to unravel Melbourne's bloody gangland wars. A few months' research, a guaranteed cover story.
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