Prizrak - Khobbs R.

He's the best at what he does. He can take the bank and disappear without a trace. If he wants, he'll even infiltrate Congress. Thirty people know about his existence, and most of them are convinced that he is dead. He doesn't have a phone, he doesn't get letters. He doesn't have a bank account, and he doesn't have any debts. No one knows his real name. He's a ghost, a virtuoso of reincarnations, a professional of deception. He only made a mistake once. It's time to pay the price. When the raid on a casino in Atlantic City turns into a disaster, he must clean up the tracks and return a million dollars. He only has forty-eight hours before the twice-stolen cash explodes. And someone can't wait to get his head. But he's not just called a ghost. Roger Hobbs wrote "Ghostbusters" in his final year of college and sent the manuscript to an agent before the prom. His first novel...