Arturo Peres-Reverte Gutrres surprised with the book "Fighting Dogs Do Not Dance"

The Spaniard Arturo Peres-Reverte Gutrres never repeats — each his book is not similar to the previous. But in this case it surpassed itself itself and justified the best hopes of devoted readers. "Fighting dogs do not dance" (Los perros duros no bailan de Arturo Pérez-Reverte) — brutal and places very cheerful parable in the best traditions of movies of Gay Stewart Richi: about the world, where devotion – an animal instinct. The former combative dog Arap leads measured life – protects a master's barn and carries out a leisure hours, drinking anisic waste local vinokurni. Once Arap's two friends – Teo's Rhodesian ridgeback and...