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Levi Yoder is a member of the Mafia and a fixer of people's problems. He takes on issues where the law is otherwise unable to help. Unfortunately, Levi can't fix the problem he's facing. Having been diagnosed with a terminal case of cancer, Levi readies himself for death, but what he didn't prepare himself for was waking up one morning and learning that he's in complete remission. Perimeter is a story of a man thrust back into a life he'd assumed was over.

As a fixer for one of the New York Mafia families, Levi would rather keep a low profile. That changes when the Outfit, a mysterious organization, reaches out to him for assistance. Threats to a set of world leaders have been traced back to members of organized crime and their connection with government insiders from DC and Moscow. When dealing with criminals, Levi knows what to do. However, when he finds himself immersed in a world filled with smiling officials, political apparatchiks, and deceit beyond compare, he learns why some people think of government as The Swamp.

As a member of a New York Mafia family, Levi Yoder's role is unique: He's a fixer, a solver of problems, a man whose code puts loyalty above all else, yet he's a man with a conscience. In the Inside Man, Levi's search for the kidnapped grandchild of a Japanese mob boss plunges him into a world filled with chaos. When he's falsely accused of a heinous series of crimes, the FBI makes Levi an offer he can't refuse: use his mob connections to help investigate the murders of several undercover agents or find himself in jail awaiting trial, without a way to clear his name.  

As soon as he had the woman up and moving, he followed suit. He planted his hand on the railing, braced himself, then jumped up, twisting as he did so, landing on his backside on the metal railing, feet facing up toward the second floor. A spiral of lethal silk splattered on the steps and sparked in the exact spot he vacated a second ago.

Levi Yoder ist Mitglied eines New Yorker Mafia-Clans und einzigartig: Er ist ein Problemlöser, ein Mann, nach dessen Kodex Loyalität über allem anderen steht, zugleich jedoch ein Mann mit einem Gewissen. Ein Engel in Teufelsgestalt. In Insider-Mission stürzt Levi die Suche nach dem entführten Enkelkind eines Paten der japanischen Mafia in blankes Chaos.

Können Tote Briefe schreiben? Levi Kant und Olivia Hofmann ermitteln in ihrem wohl persönlichsten Fall. Ein neuer Cold-Case-Thriller des Bestsellerteams B.C. Schiller. "Bitte hilf mir". Diese dramatischen Zeilen erhält Levi Kant mitten in der Nacht von einem mysteriösen Boten. Als er entdeckt, wer die Verfasserin des Briefes ist, nimmt eine grausame Geschichte ihren Lauf. Levi stellt mit Entsetzen fest, dass die Schauspielerin Sophie Bernstein bereits vor drei Jahren brutal ermordet wurde. Ein Täter wurde nie gefasst und über ihren Tod wird geschwiegen.

"Die Wahrheit ist böser als jede Lüge." An einem nebligen Herbsttag findet man bei Bauarbeiten am Donaukanal eine verweste Kinderleiche. Der grausige Fund ruft Ex-Kommissar Levi Kant und die Psychiaterin Olivia Hofmann auf den Plan. Das Opfer ist die kleine Rosa, eine hochtalentierte Ballerina, die vor fünf Jahren spurlos verschwand. Den Mord gestand der Schausteller Andreas Sperl, der seitdem im Gefängnis sitzt. Doch neben dem toten Kind liegt ein Halstuch, in das der Name Juli eingestickt ist.

It’s five years since psychiatrist Olivia Hofmann’s husband and daughter vanished without trace, and five years since the body of troubled teenager Lisa Manz was found murdered in a quarry outside Vienna. While the trail of Lisa’s killer has gone cold, Olivia receives an anonymous postcard each year on the anniversary of her family’s disappearance. Who is sending the messages, and why are they sorry? When one of her patients claims he has seen Lisa alive, Olivia joins forces with detective Levi Kant, who was taken off the murder case when he was close to finding answers.

When Rachel sees that another passenger has left a book about killer Charles Levi on the seat where he was sitting on the bus, she thinks, “What a nice guy. I’ll have to buy that book one day, sounds pretty interesting. Oh shoot, he left his book on the seat.” Rachel does what any of us would do and runs after the nice man, but he isn’t as homely as he first seems, and Rachel soon finds herself the potential next victim of a crazed killer.