My Favorite Scar - Ferraro, Nicolás
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"Fifteen-year-old âAmbar has never known any parent other than her father, Vâictor Mondragâon, nor any life other than his--the life of a criminal. On any given Friday night, âAmbar longs to be at the arcade or a rock concert, but she's more likely to be patching up Vâictor's latest bullet hole in a dingy motel or creating a new set of fake identities for the both of them. Although she has come to terms with the realities of her life and enjoys aspects of the freedom from societal constraints that lawlessness offers her, she yearns for love and stability. ... When a tattooed mercenary kills…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
"Fifteen-year-old âAmbar has never known any parent other than her father, Vâictor Mondragâon, nor any life other than his--the life of a criminal. On any given Friday night, âAmbar longs to be at the arcade or a rock concert, but she's more likely to be patching up Vâictor's latest bullet hole in a dingy motel or creating a new set of fake identities for the both of them. Although she has come to terms with the realities of her life and enjoys aspects of the freedom from societal constraints that lawlessness offers her, she yearns for love and stability. ... When a tattooed mercenary kills Vâictor's best friend and vows that Vâictor is next, father and daughter set off on a joyride across Argentina in search of bloody retribution"--
Autorenporträt
Nicolás Ferraro was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1986. While studying to become a graphic designer at the University of Buenos Aires, Ferraro earned a living by playing poker; now he works as the coordinator at the Center for Crime Fiction at Argentina’s National Library. Cruz, his first novel to be translated into English, has been published in Argentina, Mexico, and Spain, and was a finalist for the Dashiell Hammett Award. My Favorite Scar has also been published in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina. Ferraro’s work has been translated into French, Portuguese, and Italian.