Dreams Die First

by Harold Robbins and Jeff Robbins

Book Overview

Gareth Brendan ?vertar en tynande veckotidning i Los Angeles f?r att g?ra om den till en undergroundtidning med utvikningsbrudar. Men f?r att g?ra det m?ste han skaffa kontakter i den undre v?rlden... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671225901
• ISBN13: 9780671225902
• Release Date: October 1977
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster
• Length: 350 Pages
• Weight: 1.28 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Glorious Trash

This book is the sleaziest trash imaginable, which is why I love it so. Oh, there's plenty of sleazy trash out there but Robbins really has a knack for spinning a good yarn and making the sleaze really audacious. If you are in the mood for reading about amoral scumbags wallowing in sex, drugs and violence then this is definitely the book for you. I have read it three times and am due for another look very soon. I'm not being sarcastic. This really is the apex of garbage mass market fiction. A+

Dreams Die First ? Best piece of work from Harold Robbins

Dreams Die First will appeal to people who like reading material that is close to reality. If you like reading fiction that doesn't have a feel of fiction in it but takes you to the era where and when the book was written, this book is for you.I have read most of the work by Harold Robbins and I can tell you that this is the BEST. In fact the more popular " Never love a stranger" comes second. The story is about a young man who is living on social security and then with a little help from his uncle he reaches the height of pornography publishing. He gets success, and wealth but all at a price.Dreams Die First will definitely leave mark somewhere on your heart. I can say this, because even after reading so many novels, this one remains my favorite. This may sound like a personal view but I came across many people those who just loved this book.Also, many people have complained about this book being substitute to a porn book, but I strongly disagree, if you have read about Harold Robbins or his work, you will know that his work anything but pornography. It's just the attention to details and the explicit way of explaining the situations.He was a great writer and so is his work!

Robbins at his sleazy best

Dreams Die first is one of Harold's best. From page one,itexplodes with the sleaze that made him popular. This tells the taleof a loner who rises to the top only to discover that fame has it's consequences. Robbins fans will love the perverse sex and violence...