1974 novel by Evan Hunter. Excerpts of the book originally were published by Playboy Magazine. It is the story from the perspective of an Italian immigrant who came to America to find a better life. The main character Ignazio Di Palermo is very pretty but blind since birth. In Italy it was rumored the streets of America were made of gold.

Streets of Gold

EVAN HUNTER

ed-mcbain

Literature & Fiction

Harper&Row

The Blackboard Jungle

British & Irish

London: Constable, 1955

Every Little Crook and Nanny

Doubleday Co & Inc

Book has light edge wear. Text is perfect. Small writing inside front cover. Bright clean dust jacket has moderate shelf and edge wear. Same day shipping.

Come Winter

Contemporary

Doubleday Company, Inc.

Nobody Knew They Were There

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Macmillan

A nanny will go to any length to save a kidnapped Mafia prince in this madcap mobster farce by the bestselling author of the 87th Precinct series.Her name is Nanny, and she's the most cutthroat woman in New York. Prim, slender, and dangerously English, she's responsible for the care of Lewis Ganucci, a spoiled brat whose father just happens to control the city's largest crime syndicate. Working on Mr. Ganucci's sprawling Westchester estate is a dream . . . until Lewis disappears.Mr. Ganucci is vacationing in Capri, and Nanny sees no reason to inform him that she lost his boy. The kidnappers want $50,000, and if she can scrape it together before the boss gets back, she has a shot at staying alive. She recruits a mid-level enforcer, Benny Napkins, to help her get the cash and save the boss's son, kicking off a chain of events so outrageous and delightful that Nanny will die laughing--if she doesn't get whacked first.An uproarious story of kidnapping, extortion, and cold-blooded murder, this is Ed McBain at his best. If you love Damon Runyon or a great Robert De Niro comedy, you'll enjoy this entertaining romp about a mobster on a rampage.

Literary

Streets Of Gold

Macmillan & Co Limited

Privileged Conversation

She is a Broadway dancer. He is a happily married psychiatrist. When she finds herself locked in mortal combat with a mugger, he comes to her rescue. They tell each other some truths, but only some. They know each other's mysteries, but only some. They slip into a realm of sensual deception and imminent danger. Now, in the heat of a Manhattan summer, they will learn everything--when a stalker turns their mad lust into a murderous affair. 4 cassettes.

Coronet Books

Come Winter, 1973 BCE, by Evan Hunter. Hardcover with dust jacket, 218 pages, published by Doubleday & Company.

Come winter

DOUBLEDAY

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