The Sicilian

"The Sicilian" is a gripping crime novel by Mario Puzo, the acclaimed author of "The Godfather. " Set in post-war Sicily, the story follows Michael Corleone, who is exiled to his family's homeland. Tasked by his father to assist Salvatore "Turi" Giuliano—a legendary figure akin to an Italian Robin Hood—in escaping to the United States, Michael becomes entangled in a perilous mission. Giuliano, leading a band of rebels fighting for the freedom of the oppressed, stands in direct opposition to Don Croce, the capo di tutti i capi of the Sicilian mafia. A relentless hunt ensues, with Giuliano's life at stake. This Ukrainian edition, translated by Myroslav Tomashchuk and published by "Laboratory" in 2025, offers readers a fresh perspective on Puzo's classic tale. With 400 pages of intense narrative, the hardcover book measures 145x215 mm, making it a substantial addition to any bookshelf. Ideal for fans of crime fiction and mafia sagas, "The Sicilian" delves into themes of justice, loyalty, and the complexities of human nature. Readers will appreciate the rich storytelling and the intricate portrayal of Sicilian culture and history. Whether you're a long-time admirer of Puzo's work or new to his novels, this edition provides an immersive experience that brings the story to life in the Ukrainian language.