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Dreams Die First
by Harold Robbins
Dreams Die First is an explosive story of one man’s vision of liberated sexuality and how he turns that vision into a life of fame and fantasy during 1960s California.
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Goodbye, Janette
by Harold Robbins
In Goodbye Janette, Tanya and her daughters, Janette and Lauren, survive the tortures of prison camp in Europe in World War II to begin a life of high fashion and high society. Tanya plunges headlong into the world of haute couture, building her fortune as she entices men and immortalizes women.
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Where Love Has Gone
by Harold Robbins
Ripped from the headlines,Where Love Has Gone is inspired by the real-life murder of Johnny Stompanato, Lana Turner's love, who was allegedly stabbed to death by the actress' daughter.
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The Inheritors
by Harold Robbins
The Inheritors, a tell-all novel about the entertainment industry, spanning the years from 1955 to 1965, is based on the lives of actual network executives and movie moguls, and exposes the sex, power, and politics of mass media.
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The Lonely Lady
by Harold Robbins
Meet JeriLee Randall, aspiring actress, ambitious writer, and sexual powerhouse. It is this ambition that takes her away from her tiny hometown of Port Clare and sets her on a collision course with her future in Hollywood in Robbins' The Lonely Lady.
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The Dream Merchants
by Harold Robbins
The Dream Merchants is the tale of powerful men and passionate women, doing whatever they have to in order to succeed. Their worlds collide on the studio back lots at Magnum Pictures in moments of intrigue and entanglement.
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Memories of Another Day
by Harold Robbins
Robbins' 1979 novel, Memories of Another Day, is the saga of Daniel Boone “Big Dan” Huggins, who rises from poverty and the mines of West Virginia to become the most respected and feared labor organizer in the nation.
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Never Love A Stranger
by Harold Robbins
Robbins' first novel, Never Love a Stranger tells the gritty and passionate tale of Francis “Frankie” Kane, one of the city’s most dangerous men, indulging in his passion for power, sex, and the best things in life—whether or not they can be purchased.
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The Adventurers
by Harold Robbins
The Adventurers is a story of revolution and danger in the sultry jungles of South America. In this epic tale, Diogenes Alejandro Xenos escapes from the horrors of a third-world regime and channels his fear and hatred into a desire for revolution, swearing revenge on those in power as he upsets the status quo.
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Descent from Xanadu
by Harold Robbins
Judd Crane searches to find answers that have yet been unanswerable for mankind in Descent from Xanadu. How can a man live forever? His quest becomes passion as he spans the globe searching for knowledge and truth about life. As he does, he discovers worlds of intrigue, decadence, and the ruthless power of world leaders.
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Spellbinder
by Harold Robbins
In his novel Spellbinder, Robbins takes aim at the televangelists—promising eternal salvation for an earthly price. The biggest of them all simply calls himself “Preacher,” who starts “The Church,” where sex and drugs are as much a part of the culture as prayers and sacraments.
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The Pirate
by Harold Robbins
The Pirate is a commanding tale of luxury and decadence, greed and passion, high finance and international intrigue against a backdrop of Mideast oil and global terrorism, as one man discovers his true identity.
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