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Jerome Tuccille
Books in Order: 9 titles
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The Double
- Aug-2011
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In the tradition of Ken Follett and Nelson DeMille, The Double: Churchill, Hitler, and the Duel over Rudolf Hess Jerome Tuccille, whose best-selling biographies of Donald Trump, Alan Greenspan, the Gallo wine clan, and others have earned him wide acc...
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The Saloon-keeper's Daughter
- Jan-2011
- / General Fiction
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When petty gambler Salvatore makes a play for Joe Marano's daughter, the mob-connected patriarch changes his will on his deathbed, depriving Salvatore and his only daughter of easy access to his fortune. This spellbinding tales is filled with greed, ...
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Gallery of Fools
- Nov-2010
- / Suspense
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After returning from a vacation in California with his wife and family, the narrator is reluctantly drawn into a crime involving the theft of eight Impressionist masterpieces from a Manhattan art gallery, perpetrated by members of his family, and esc...
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A Portrait Of Hemingway As A Young Man
- May-2010
- / Literary
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A Portrait of Hemingway as a Young Man is apartly satirical, partly serious homage to the men and women whom many regard as perhaps the greatest literary generation in modern times. Like other writers of his generation, the author, Jerome Tuccille gr...
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Dominick's Van Gogh
- Mar-1999
- / General Fiction
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Dominick's Van Gogh begins where Wall Street Blues leaves off. Author Jerome Tuccille gave us a behind-the-scenes look at Wall Street wheeling and dealing in his earlier novel, and his latest Work of fiction offers an insider's view of mob influence ...
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Wall Street Blues
- Jan-1989
- / General Fiction
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Before Bill had Monica problems in the White House, Paul was having Monica problems in the corporate suite. "Wall Street Blues" takes the reader on the financial rollercoaster of the eighties and--surprise!--it turns out there's little difference bet...
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