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Ghislaine: The Rise and Fall of a Socialite Turned Predator In Ghislaine, acclaimed author Ethan Steele delivers a riveting, unflinching biography of Ghislaine Maxwell, the enigmatic British heiress whose life of privilege descended into a web of exploitation, scandal, and imprisonment. Born on Christmas Day 1961 into the opulent yet turbulent world of media tycoon Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine grew up amid yachts, elite boarding schools, and Oxford’s dreaming spires, forging a persona of sophistication and ambition. As her father’s favorite, she navigated family tragedies and financial ...

Experience the grit and charm of old New York in this vivid portrayal of a Sicilian immigrant's unintended entanglement with the Mafia. In Making My Bones with The Mafia, Gino Leno’s life unfolds against the gritty backdrop of Brooklyn and Queens, painting a vivid picture of a boy growing up in the shadow of the Mafia. At the age of twelve, Gino arrives in America, brimming with the hopes of a bright future. Instead, he finds himself in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn, where the streets are rife with challenges from adapting to a new culture and language to confronting local bullies...

This biography uncovers the life of Charles Olan Thrash, a man who wore two faces. In the daylight, he was a husband, father, neighbor, friend. But in the shadows, he was accused of being something far more dangerous—an alleged hitman tied to the notorious Dixie Mafia. Based on public records, news archives, police reports, and historical records, this narrative dives into the real events, arrests, and mysteries that surrounded his name. From small-town Louisiana to Southern prison yards and courtroom drama, this book explores how one man could live two lives—and almost get away with it.

Russian Oligarchs control all of the money in Russia but they are failing with the changing world and economy. They look to President Putin for protection and for a price, he agrees. Did a meteor really hit Russia. Secrets abound. But renegade spies are for hire to take out any who get in the way of the almighty Russian dollar. Decorated by supermodels and the highest-priced establishments in the old Soviet Union, the Oligarchs fight each other to hold on to the money while they kill off opponents. Even fleeing to England won't save any from the "Hammer," the former KGB agent who is the ...

**Engaging and Insightful: Organized Crime Narratives in New York City** Nino Leno, a Sicilian fisherman by profession, moved to the Red Hook section of Brooklyn, New York. On December 23, 1965, he worked at the Navy Yard and Docks. Don Nino Leno was a man of principles; he valued respect and loyalty and instilled these beliefs in his son, Gino. In January 1966, Gino, then twelve years old, was admitted to Brooklyn Middle School. He faced numerous challenges, including a language barrier and bullying from other children. Gino often found himself in fights at school, which ultimately ...

An honest and heart-wrenching account of the devastating consequences of one family's participation in The Coronado Company. “A touching, sad and unblinking story of one son dealing with a missing father, a troubled past, and a broken social system.” Ever since I could remember, I knew my father and his friends were outlaw hippies. When 60 Minutes covered the story, everyone else knew. They were my tribe and I always wanted to contribute. When my father vanished I wanted to vanish too. I would spend my coming-of-age years training to become one of the crew. In my longing to be back with...

From the bestselling true crime author behind the Brotherhood thriller series and Morgue Monster, Stu Armstrong brings you 'Crimes That Rocked Britain – Volume One', The first book in the 'Crimes that Rocked Britain Series' by Stu Armstrong, which is an unflinching deep-dive into the darkest corners of the UK’s criminal history. This gripping collection of real-life horror tells the stories behind the headlines where everyday life was shattered by moments of unimaginable violence, twisted obsession, and cold-blooded evil.

Written by investigative journalist Susan Bradford, this 10,000 word book supplements Taking Back America, which reveals step-by-step how the kleptocrats have stolen the assets of the American people, beginning with President Dwight Eisenhower and ending with the theft in progress. Names are named. Networks and strategies are revealed. Clarity and evidence are provided so that action can be taken to stop the theft and restore assets and honest governments, with sufficient political will. Dethroned reveals the kleptocratic hand behind the deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi al Fayed, ...

Sea Chord– Author's Note Those of us who came of age during the early years of Rock ‘n’ Roll were part of a very special generation populated by millions of music lovers. As children, we watched the musical landscape change dramatically. Perry Como and Andy Williams were replaced by Mick Jagger and Chuck Berry. Rock musicians learned to use their notoriety and talent to bare their musical souls to the world. They essentially ripped off the bandages of life with reckless abandon and poured what was left of themselves back into the studio. Sea Chord is not a history of Rock ‘n’ Roll...