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Gangster Jazz

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An epic family saga of the jazz age, when bathtub gin flowed, flappers were everywhere, and organized crime ruled the streets Greg Meister was a farm boy who went off to war...and when he came back, everything was different. He meets Tandy Crain, a rich girl gone bad, in a Harlem jazz club, and falls in love. Together, they build a family and an empire, their lives dangerously entwined with music, the stock market and a ruthless mobster named Al Capone. It was a love built on dreams in a country built on promise. But when that promise is violently broken, Greg and Tandy must fight for their family's survival in a brutal new country. Previously published under the title By Friends Betrayed under Ardie's pseudonym "Richard O'Brien."

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Gangster Jazz, Tom Ardies

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2021
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Titel
Gangster Jazz
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Tom Ardies
Erscheinungsdatum
2021
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
408
ISBN13
9781952138980
Reihe
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An epic family saga of the jazz age, when bathtub gin flowed, flappers were everywhere, and organized crime ruled the streets Greg Meister was a farm boy who went off to war...and when he came back, everything was different. He meets Tandy Crain, a rich girl gone bad, in a Harlem jazz club, and falls in love. Together, they build a family and an empire, their lives dangerously entwined with music, the stock market and a ruthless mobster named Al Capone. It was a love built on dreams in a country built on promise. But when that promise is violently broken, Greg and Tandy must fight for their family's survival in a brutal new country. Previously published under the title By Friends Betrayed under Ardie's pseudonym "Richard O'Brien."