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Never Love A Stranger
Never Love A Stranger
Author: Harold Robbins
Frankie's story is the story of city streets, bread lines and the big time, of high price on ambition and success. It is also the story of what a man needs to give him roots in his society. It shows that the world is willing to give you not what you tear out of it but what you put into it.
ISBN: 120161
Publication Date: 9/1967
Pages: 408
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Publisher: Pocket Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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This book is fascinating! My husband and I bought the book originally because we are fans of John Cleese in the British tv show Fawlty Towers. In one of the episodes, Mrs. Fawlty is reading this book. Obviously, it was essential that we purchased this book when we saw it!

The story line is riveting and the ending was somewhat of a surprise to me. The story was not at all as I expected, but it was really interesting and sometimes intense.

This book is about an orphan boy and all the events that happen to him as he grows up. It's sad, yet it's happy. It's a romance, yet it's not. It's about having nothing, yet also having everything. It's about choices and how they shape a man.
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