Pigeon Tony's Last Stand

We Could Be Heroes

By: Lisa Scottoline

Narrated by: Edoardo Ballerini

In this emotional short story by number one bestselling author Lisa Scottoline, one man’s past drives him to take a stand against his neighborhood’s criminal underbelly, whatever the personal cost.

When amiable Italian immigrant Pigeon Tony discovers that local drug dealers are pressuring his young neighbor into joining their ranks, he resolves to put an end to the crime wave before it can take over the community. Pigeon Tony knows the law isn’t always on the right side, but it takes only one person to rally a revolution.

Lisa Scottoline’s Pigeon Tony’s Last Stand is part of We Could Be Heroes, a darkly inquisitive collection of short stories that examines heroic intentions versus their real-life consequences. Read or listen to each in a single sitting.

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Lisa Scottoline’s Pigeons Last Stand is ok but nothing like Endeavor!

Like other audiobooks by Scottoline, this story has a woman lawyer defending an older man Tony Pigeon, accused of a crime he didn’t commit. And a handsome man who is trying to date the woman lawyer. He helps her gather information to reveal the real bad people. Thus the woman attorney wins in court. We assume the lawyer and handsome man get married. Tony Pigeon, we assume is greatfull and pays the legal bills to the woman lawyer.

A neighborhood banning together

What would you do if a drug dealer asked your ten year old to run money for him? Well, these old folks got very creative.

Good short story

Tony and his merry band of seniors enjoy spending their days keeping an eye on their neighborhood and they’re not happy with recent developments. A gang is moving into the neighborhood, recruiting youngsters and selling drugs. When an orphaned boy, who they have taken under their wing, is threatened, Tony has had enough. If the police won’t do anything, then Tony and his crew will! Enjoyable story with great ending.

Molto bene

What a great short! Loved all of the Tonys. Being an Italian New Yorker, and having quite a few Tonys in the family, I get it. Great storyline. Will have to check out other Scottoline books.

IMO

Love Lisa Scottoline but IMHO
this was not worth a credit.

Storyline just ok for me.