The Piranhas

de Harold Robbins

Publicado por primera vez en 1991 · 252 páginas

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**The *"piranhas"* are not only the dangerous fish that lurk under the calm surface of the Amazon River**-- they are also the men and women whose greed, immorality and amorality feed on the fabric of society; not only those who run the illegal machinations of the Mafia and the worldwide drug trade that controls the shadow governments of many countries, but also ***those who live in the more "respectable" world of finance, banking, and Wall Street, and who fleece the innocent*** of their savings in order to gobble up big businesses and whole industries.***--WorldCat***

From sensational New York Times bestselling author Harold Robbins comes his toughest and most compelling novel in years--***a dazzling exploration of cold ambition and unrestrained lust.***

From the ruthless dealings of global drug lords to the corporate savagery of Wall Street's hustlers, the Piranhas are those hungry, vicious, men and women whose greed is all-consuming--and whose power is deadly.***--LibraryThing***

  • Harold Robbins
  • 1991
  • Upper class
  • Mafia
  • Office politics
  • Wall Street hustlers
  • Organized crime
  • Drug Lords

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