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The Surprising Rise of Luke Vanner

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  • 179 páginas
  • 7 horas de lectura

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Everyone was surprised by the spectacular social rise of Luke Vanner...everybody except Luke, that is, who took it as a given. He liked people and people liked him. Luke was nineteen and gorgeous; people couldn't seem to do enough for him. People like Willis Byers, wealthy industrialist, plus assorted princes, ambassadors, governors, senators, sheiks, socialites and, of course, Luke's "swell friends," Donald and David and Cricket and the Hon. Pam. Luke finds friends In the lobby of the Hotel Carlyle ("Neat"), on an ocean-going yacht ("Nifty"), in his Fifth Avenue Penthouse (A Gem of a Gym"), and at The Asphalt Plant, (the year's "In" disco.) Contrary to popular rumor, Luke did NOT make it with all the above friends...only with the ones who asked him, and then only because he wanted to make everyone as happy as he was. This is life as lived in the stratosphere, among the outrageously wealthy. It's fun. Ask Luke Vanner.

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The Surprising Rise of Luke Vanner, Robert McCartney Moore

Idioma
Publicado en
1986
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(Tapa blanda),
Estado del libro
Bueno
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16,99 €

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Título
The Surprising Rise of Luke Vanner
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Knights Press
Publicado en
1986
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
179
ISBN10
0915175169
ISBN13
9780915175161
Serie
Categorías
Etiquetas
EE.UU.
Descripción
Everyone was surprised by the spectacular social rise of Luke Vanner...everybody except Luke, that is, who took it as a given. He liked people and people liked him. Luke was nineteen and gorgeous; people couldn't seem to do enough for him. People like Willis Byers, wealthy industrialist, plus assorted princes, ambassadors, governors, senators, sheiks, socialites and, of course, Luke's "swell friends," Donald and David and Cricket and the Hon. Pam. Luke finds friends In the lobby of the Hotel Carlyle ("Neat"), on an ocean-going yacht ("Nifty"), in his Fifth Avenue Penthouse (A Gem of a Gym"), and at The Asphalt Plant, (the year's "In" disco.) Contrary to popular rumor, Luke did NOT make it with all the above friends...only with the ones who asked him, and then only because he wanted to make everyone as happy as he was. This is life as lived in the stratosphere, among the outrageously wealthy. It's fun. Ask Luke Vanner.