Most Popular Books by Raymond Benson

En el 2005 Estados Unidos vive una recesión inacabable y ha desatado una guerra atroz por el petróleo. Lo que el reportero Ben Walker nunca imaginó que su país sería invadido y ocupado por una Corea reunificada, una superpotencia mundial liderada por el hijo del dictador, Kim Jong-il. Al huir del caos de Los Ángeles, Walker descubre que a pesar de que el ejército de Estados Unidos ha sido diezmado, su espíritu de lucha sigue intacto. Así, se une a un grupo de soldados que se dirige hacia el este a través del desierto, a la vez que lucha contra patrullas coreanas. Muy pronto, el reportero encuentra su propia misión: transmitir la información y la posición del enemigo a las células civiles de la Resistencia a través de la radio.

Three classic 007 novels by the acclaimed Raymond Benson, featuring literature’s most celebrated secret agent. In this new collection of James Bond novels, published in trade paperback for the first time, we are once again treated to the thrilling adventures of Fleming’s classic hero, first in The Facts of Death, which pits Britain’s famed secret agent against a fanatic cult who has murdered M’s lover; then in Zero Minus Ten, where Bond finds himself in Hong Kong to investigate a series of deadly shipping explosions; and finally in The Man with the Red Tattoo, where Bond must stop a Japanese crime ring from attempting a mass assassination with a deadly strain of the West Nile virus. As an added bonus for the fanatical Bond fan base, the collection includes two short stories never before published in book form, "Live at Five" and "Midsummer Night’s Doom." Through it all, Raymond Benson masterfully evokes the classic Bond flair, romance, and elan that made Ian Fleming’s novels worldwide bestsellers.

As Judy Cooper, formerly the masked crime fighter the Black Stiletto, suffers from Alzheimer's, her son Martin and granddaughter Gina explore her hidden past and unearth an old enemy who still wants revenge--and a missing diamond.

From internationally acclaimed and New York Times best-selling author Raymond Benson comes a novel that is a ghost story with a distinctive noir sensibility mixed with David Lynchian surrealism. Follow along as Cole, the night manager and self-appointed hotel detective chases clues through the old building's history - to solve his own murder.

"Of all the priceless treasures Gabriel Hunt has sought, none means more to him than the one drawing him to the rugged terrain of Corsica and the exotic streets of Marrakesh: his own sister's life. To save her, Hunt will have to challenge the mind of a tyrant two centuries dead--the calculating, ingenious Napoleon Bonaparte"--p. [4] of cover.

Judy, The Stiletto, meets a man who convinces her to move to Los Angeles to escape the pursuit of the New York police, but he may not be the savior she originally thought, and his sister also presents a new threat to Judy.

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The Legendary Jethro Tull - How many rock bands from the sixties can you name that are still around today? Probably not that many. There are a couple - the Rolling Stones, Santana-but most have broken up, stopped recording, and reappear only for the ubiquitous 'reunion' tours. Jethro Tull is one band that formed in 1968 and are still going strong, thanks to the leadership, vision, and extraordinary talent of its leader, Ian Anderson. Named after the 17th Century inventor of the seed drill, Jethro Tull have always been controversial, challenging, and completely impossible to categorize. Ar.

"When the Agency lures him back with a mission that will require every last ounce of his stealth, strength, and undercover tactics, they grossly underestimate the silent assassin's own agenda. Because this time, Agent 47 isn't just going to bite the hand that feeds him. He's going tear it off and annihilate anyone who stands in his way"--Page 4 of cover.

From the New York Times bestselling author and former James Bond novelist comes a 1940s and present-day Hollywood crime drama that tackles racism, sexism, and murder. Karissa Glover is a mixed-race movie producer who moves into a decrepit but functional old mansion in the West Adams Heights area of Los Angeles, where black celebrities of yesteryear—Hattie McDaniel, Louise Beavers, and others—once resided. The former owner was a white actress, Blair Kendrick, who often starred as the femme fatale in films noir of the 1940s. Blair allegedly shot and killed the studio head in 1949 and then disappeared. As Karissa and her producing partner decide to develop a modern film noir about Blair Kendrick, malevolent forces from the past attempt to stop them—first with intimidation, and then attempted murder. The story unravels between the present-day and the 1940s narrative—with the latter presenting Blair’s story in the form of Karissa’s crime thriller film. As Blair’s Hollywood star shines, she fights against sexual harassment from sexist movie moguls—and when she falls for the black jazz musician Hank Marley, their then-taboo relationship begins to jeopardize her standing with the fixers and studio bigwigs . . . Full of mystery, intrigue, Hollywood history, and social commentary on the racial divide in Tinsel Town, Blues in the Dark is Raymond Benson at his insightful and page-turning best.

Dans cet épisode, James Bond se retrouve face à un magnat de la presse et de la télévision prêt à tout pour gagner de l'audience...

James Bond neemt het op tegen superschurken met snode plannen over de olievoorziening van het Westen.

Alle aspecten van het fenomeen James Bond, zijn schepper Ian Fleming, de boeken en de films.

From internationally-acclaimed author Raymond Benson, 12 + 1 is a collection of previously published mysteries, thrillers, science fiction, and fantasy, all told with wry humor and in the spirit of The Twilight Zone—plus some unpublished works such as “The Heart of Erzulie,” “Fortunata-697,” and the stage play “Second Chance.” Spies and detectives, rock ‘n’ roll crime, time travel, androids, alternate history, an encounter with St. Peter, and even The Black Stiletto, all in one compact anthology.

In High Time to Kill, 007 confronts a deadly adversary in the peaks of the Himalayas; in Doubleshot, Bond outmaneuvers the Union by traveling to Tangier and Morocco; and in Never Dream of Dying, an enigmatic Union leader prompts a chase through the Corsican wilderness.

Om zijn missie, de ontmaskering van een verrader en het voorkomen van een oorlog met rampzalige gevolgen, uit te voeren reist geheim agent James Bond de halve wereld af.

More than 160 short stories from bestselling and award-winning authors. This volume will introduce you to horror, mystery, fantasy and thrills, from the dark worlds of Lovecraft to the cutting-edge suspense of the mean streets of the cities of the world. This monster collection speaks in the voices of some of today's leading masters of the short story, with something certain to appeal to every reader. Find a new creative voice to follow. Find a new world to love. An amazing wealth of fiction and imagination.

When his ranch hand's newborn son is abducted from the hospital's maternity ward and found dead hours later in a trash dumpster, former FBI agent and West Texan Rusty "Red" River resolves to bring the perpetrators to justice. A string of similar child abduction/murders all have one peculiar "signature" in common--the babies' heads are marked with the Arabic equivalent to the letter "L."