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A poor boy climbs to riches in New York, thanks to his criminal experience in World War II. He is Jerry Cooper, a street kid who spends the war as a GI in France dealing on the blackmarket. On his return he uses his contacts to make a fortune.Tags
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This is the most disgustingly salacious story of homosexuality and depravity that it has ever been my displeasure to read.
It certainly makes me wonder as to the morès of the author.
Why didn't I stop reading it?? Good question! Likely because I have rarely given up on a book, regardless of it's content AND I hoped it would only get better. It didn't!!!
It certainly makes me wonder as to the morès of the author.
Why didn't I stop reading it?? Good question! Likely because I have rarely given up on a book, regardless of it's content AND I hoped it would only get better. It didn't!!!
graphic but immature description of pornographic acts throughout with a very thin story line. Awful
Retrato magistral de la ancestral obsesión por la riqueza, el sexo y la ambición desmedida de poder, Depredadores narra la temeraria vida de un huérfano que crece en la agitada Nueva York de los años treinta y acaba entrando en el poderoso mundo de los negocios internacionales.
Nov 4, 2022Spanish
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Series
The Predators (book 1)
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Common Knowledge
- Canonical title*
- Saalistajat
- Original title
- The Predators
- Original publication date
- 1998-05
- Dedication
- For my wife, Jann, with all my love and gratitude
- First words
- For a thousand years, Plescassier was a spring in the Alps of France that sprayed its water on the earth; it was a sacred, worshiped spring until Man decided to take this natural resource and bottle it, ship it, and sell the ... (show all)water for profit around the world.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)"Thank you for everything!"
- Blurbers
- Child, Lincoln; Hagberg, David; Wager, Walter
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