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Tim Adler

    Tim Adler es un autor y periodista que ha escrito para prestigiosos periódicos británicos. Su obra literaria, a menudo inmersa en el thriller psicológico, ha sido aclamada por la crítica y los lectores por su naturaleza cautivadora y su legibilidad. La escritura de Adler destaca por su habilidad para mantener al lector en vilo, ofreciendo narrativas atractivas que han alcanzado posiciones de éxito. Su trabajo demuestra una aguda perspicacia en temas contemporáneos, creando historias complejas y fascinantes.

    Dead Already
    Hollywood and the Mob
    • 2020

      What if someone you accidentally killed came back to haunt you?When the perfect crime results in the kidnap and murder of Megan, his only child, East End villain Mickey Speight is grief-stricken. But now, nearly thirty years later, Megan sends a message to her father, gone-to-ground in present-day Margate.As the messages from his dead daughter keep coming, Mickey teams up with a young American female therapist to discover whether this really is a voice from beyond the grave, or if somebody has loomed out of Mickey’s past wanting revenge. Someone is fingering Mickey's collar and Mickey doesn't like it.Mickey realises that he must haunt the old East End boozers, betting shops and strip clubs of his youth if he's to find out what really happened to his daughter.DEAD ALREADY is a psychological thriller that splices the ever-popular East End gangster genre with a ghost story; a cross between revenge thriller YOU WERE NEVER REALLY HERE and supernatural horror DON’T LOOK NOW.

      Dead Already
    • 2007

      Hollywood and the Mob

      • 278 páginas
      • 10 horas de lectura

      Since the earliest days of the American film industry, the Mafia has sought to make a fast buck through intimidation, threats and violence. From the 1930s, when the mob was extorting the studios for the equivalent of twenty million dollars a year, right up to the present day, when Mafia henchmen were sent to prison for threatening action star Steven Segal, Mafia figures such as Al Capone, Sam Giancana and John Gotti have tried to infiltrate the studio lot and exert their control. At the same time Hollywood has also influenced how the Mafia behave. James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, Al Pacino and Tony Soprano have all taught the boys how to dress and increasingly the Mafia imitates Hollywood rather than the other way round. This exhaustively researched book, distilled from hundreds of sources, discloses the secret history of Hollywood and the Mafia.

      Hollywood and the Mob