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Tom Currier (Feb 26, 2013 - 5 of 5 Stars) it was amazing: I don't often re-read books, but this is one I felt compelled to after finding it as an ebook for about $2. I loved this book, as well as most of Robbin's books; I've read most all of them probably beginning when each one came out. Many reviewers mentioned sex which I generally found a bit unrealistic... but then again.
This is a terrific story, which was always Harold's real strength. Sometimes predictable, but often not. Much edge of seat drama, Very difficult to put down, even reading again after 20 or so years. Almost no boring parts (that I usually can't wait to get through) that I find in many other novels.
Relating novels to real characters and events is also a very strong point. I have not yet found a novelist like Robbins, still looking though.
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The Adventurers: #81153
1977, Pocket Books, a div. of Simon & Schuster, Inc.
Paperback mm
in English
0671811533 9780671811532
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The Adventurers: #78837
April 1975, Pocket Books (Kangaroo), div. of Simon & Schuster Canada, Ltd., Pocket
Paperback
in English
- 41st print of Pkt Bk Kang ed. Jn '66
067178837X 9780671788377
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Manufactured in Canada/ This 1977 ed. published by arrangement with Simon & Schuster, Inc, New York, USA / Original ed. published by Trident Press, 1966 / Other system no. (OCoLC)285965 /
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"Who are the Adventurers? They are those amoral, notorious, but extremely talented few who seem always to shape our secret thinking, the sort of clothes we wear, our sexual attitudes - who live the lives that most of wish we led..."--back cover.
Whenever Dax traveled in search of wealth and pleasure, he was drawn back in the end to Corteguay, the bandit-ridden village in South America where he had first known the fear of death and the beauty and treachery of women.--OCLC/WorldCat
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