
Mí vida en la mafia: el segundo de John Gotti
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How leases with the spirit world have been made (and renewed) over millennia, and how God works through his messengers today to break those leases.
It was in her seaside hometown of Spring Lake, New Jersey, on All Souls' Day of 1970, that mild-mannered Gordon Spangler murdered his family, first shooting his wife and mother as they ate breakfast, then patiently waiting for his children to come home from school so he could pick them off one by one. By the time their bodies were discovered. Spangler had vanished without a trace. Quinn knows that Spangler is out there somewhere, having fashioned a new life for himself, posing as an unremarkable man, hiding the heart of a cold-blooded killer. Now all she has to do is find him.
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Peter Maass went to the Balkans as a reporter at the height of the nightmarish war there, but this book is not traditional war reportage. Maass examines how an ordinary Serb could wake up one morning and shoot his neighbor, once a friend--then rape that neighbor's wife. He conveys the desperation that makes a Muslim beg the United States to bomb his own city in order to end the misery. And Maass does not falter at the spectacle of U.N. soldiers shining searchlights on fleeing refugees--who are promptly gunned down by snipers waiting in the darkness. Love Thy Neighbor gives us an unflinching vision of a late-20th-century hell that is also a scathing inquiry into the worst extremes of human nature. Like Michael Herr's Dispatches (also available in Vintage paperback), it is an utterly gripping book that will move and instruct readers for years to come.
A sensational story that could be plucked from today's headlines. Lucy Shannon's career has been stagnant for more than ten years since she was a star reporter covering the murders of the infamous serial killer, Loverboy. When Lucy connects two recent homicides to the unsolved Loverboy slayings, she finds herself hot on the trail again.
A new approach to machine-applique and machine-quilting techniques. Each of the 14 quilts is identified with a suggested level of skill required, from beginner to experienced.
In the waning days of the Cold War, Aldrich Ames systematically and cold bloodedly sent a dozen of the US's best agents to their death, betraying them to the Soviets for more than two million dollars. This is the story of how he was finally caught.
An up-to-date, comprehensive guide to female sexuality and sexual health covers such subjects as contraception, fertility, common physical problems, cancer risks, menopause, and how and when to get professional help. Original. 20,000 first printing. Doubleday Health Feat Alt.
Operating from his headquarters in Hong Kong, Deng seems a pillar of society and one of the Crown Colony's most influential Chinese businessmen, yet beneath the facade he is a man whose shadowy past conceals a life of revenge and murder. Because of the imminent takeover of Hong Kong by Red China, Deng has begun a search for an American law firm to handle his U.S. interests prior to his own relocation there. Eager to net Deng as a client, and learning that recruiting young Tom MacLean will give them the inside track, the New York law firm of Needham & Lewis persuades the brilliant prosecutor to leave the U.S. attorney's office and join them. When MacLean becomes Deng's lawyer, he has no idea of the truth about his wealthy client - or of the unwitting role played by his own father, a former CIA officer, in Deng's rise to power. As Deng masterminds a daring plan to transfer the assets of the Hong Kong crime syndicates to the United States with a huge shipment of the finest pure heroin, "China white," MacLean finds himself caught up in a tangled web of conspiracy and deceit, torn between his duty as Deng's lawyer to protect his client's interests, and his deepening love for Shannon O'Shea, an FBI agent specializing in Chinese organized crime and heroin trafficking. O'Shea becomes Deng's nemesis, dogging his every step, risking not only her relationship with MacLean but both their very lives in a spell-binding conclusion that takes the reader from the innermost secrets of the CIA to the hidden Chinatown world of the new Mafia.
Here, in one volume, are two remarkable novels by the chief spokesman of the so-called “new novel” which has caused such discussion and aroused such controversy. “Jealousy,” said the New York Times Book Review “is a technical masterpiece, impeccably contrived.” “It is an exhilarating challenge,” said the San Francisco Chronicle.