Point of No Return

Scarface #2

by L.A. Banks

Released from prison and planning to set sail to America, the sadistic yet honorable Tony Montana’s van explodes. But Tony and the other passengers survive, taking shelter in the multimillion-dollar headquarters of one of Cuba’s most vicious drug lords. Shrewd and intelligent, Tony watches and learns from Cuba’s best. He uncovers a plot to topple the most powerful crime families in Cuba, and masterminds a plan to escape from the carnage to come. Finally, with his bloody crimes trailing him wherever he goes, Tony Montana sets sail for America, for a life that promises glory and tragedy in equal measure. Starting in the years before his arrival in America in the 1980s, this continuation of The Beginning captures the dark spirit of Brian de Palma’s massively popular 1983 film. L. A. Banks’ trademark intricate plotting, memorable characters, and crackling narrative make this a brutally effective entry in the series. © 2007 Universal Studios Licensing LLLP. "Scarface" is a trademark and copyright of Universal Studios. Licensed by Universal Studios Licensing LLLP. All Rights Reserved.

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About the author

A pseudonym used by Leslie Esdaile Banks, she also wrote under the names:
Leslie E. Banks
Leslie Esdaile
Leslie Esdaile Banks
Leslie Banks
Alexis Grant

L.A. Banks, a native Philadelphian, was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Wharton undergraduate program. With many awards to her credit, Banks also held a masters of fine arts degree in film and media arts from Temple University. She lived in Philadelphia with her family until she passed away on the morning of August 2, 2011.

Visit L.A. Banks' page on the Macmillan website: http://us.macmillan.com/author/labanks

Reviews

[Johnny · Rating 3 out of 5]

Scarface was stealing the banks in L.A. Scarface is bad in L.A. he doesn't care about the police is going after him.He kills the police all by his self.Scarface talks weird because he is learning english.Scarface is from a different state or country.

[Daut Berisha]

i want to read this soooo badly. Does anyone know where i can buy this? I can't seem to find it for purchase online.