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Never Leave Me

"In a Robbins novel, women were beautiful, wealthy and wanton; men were possessed of all the restraint of college freshmen, and the plots contained accounts of some randy doings, which one critic said he would not have tried to describe to anyone." The New York Times Ambitious and dynamic Brad Rowan comes to New York with a mission: make it big and do it fast. Owner of an independent advertising firm, Brad will stop at nothing to get what he wants in a city where the boardrooms are as brutal as the streets including sacrificing his relationship with the woman he loves. Morality and decency mean nothing in a place where respect is gauged by the size of your expense account. In this tale of greed, sensuality, and all-consuming blind ambition, Harold Robbins, author of The New York Times #1 best-selling novel The Carpetbaggers, demonstrates once again why his books have sold over 750 million copies worldwide. Fast-paced with rich characters, this novel paints a compelling picture of the advertising industry in 1950s New York, a world reminiscent of Mad Men rife with betrayal, glamour, and dizzying wealth. Drawing from his own life in New York, Robbins yet again captures our external desires vividly in this enduring parable of success and struggle in the city that never sleeps.

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  • "Never leave me"
  • "Never leave me"@it
  • "Ye fiker remet"
  • "Roman"

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  • "Portuguese translation of "Never leave me". Story of the extramarital escapades of the CEO of a public relations firm."
  • ""In a Robbins novel, women were beautiful, wealthy and wanton; men were possessed of all the restraint of college freshmen, and the plots contained accounts of some randy doings, which one critic said he would not have tried to describe to anyone." The New York Times Ambitious and dynamic Brad Rowan comes to New York with a mission: make it big and do it fast. Owner of an independent advertising firm, Brad will stop at nothing to get what he wants in a city where the boardrooms are as brutal as the streets including sacrificing his relationship with the woman he loves. Morality and decency mean nothing in a place where respect is gauged by the size of your expense account. In this tale of greed, sensuality, and all-consuming blind ambition, Harold Robbins, author of The New York Times #1 best-selling novel The Carpetbaggers, demonstrates once again why his books have sold over 750 million copies worldwide. Fast-paced with rich characters, this novel paints a compelling picture of the advertising industry in 1950s New York, a world reminiscent of Mad Men rife with betrayal, glamour, and dizzying wealth. Drawing from his own life in New York, Robbins yet again captures our external desires vividly in this enduring parable of success and struggle in the city that never sleeps."@en
  • "Brad Rowan climbs the corporate ladder in New York City."
  • "In Never leave me he shows that the oak-paneled offices of big business, and the expense-account frolics of Madison Avenue hucksters, are not very far removed from Danny Fisher's jungle world. Life in New York's hard-boiled upper income brackets is just as vicious, cruel and deadly as life on the streets of the lower East Side. The smooth words, the expensive clothes, the plush backgrounds, only serve to mask the same frantic drive for material success, and the motto 'I've got mine, to hell with everyone else.' Never leave me is the memorable story of one man from this world and how he almost tore his life to pieces in a frenzy of passion and a hunger for power."@en
  • "Translation of the author's novel set in New York "Never Leave Me" which tells the story of the extramarital escapades of the CEO of a public relations firm."
  • "Een ambitieuze, niets en niemand ontziende jongeman bedient zich van seks, bedrog en machtswellust op zijn weg naar de top."

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  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Romantic suspense fiction"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Psychological fiction"
  • "Psychological fiction"@en

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  • "Giây phút lãng quyên : Tiẻ̂u thuyé̂t"
  • "Ninguem e de ninguem"@pt
  • "永不分離"
  • "Non lasciarmi mai"@it
  • "Non lasciarmi mai"
  • "Die manager : roman"
  • "Ore bruciate : romanzo"
  • "Never leave me : [a novel]"
  • "Verlaat me nooit"
  • "Nunca me abandones / Manuel López Galarza"
  • "Kun totuus paljastuu"@fi
  • "Gå ikke fra mig : Omsl.: William Petersen"@da
  • "Yafeqer ramaṭ = Never leave me"
  • "Never Leave Me"@en
  • "Never Leave Me"
  • "Gå ikke fra mig"@da
  • "Ninguém é ninguém"
  • "Nunca me abandones"@es
  • "Nunca me abandones"
  • "Die Manager : roman"
  • "Älä jätä minua koskaan"@fi
  • "Non lasciarmi mai : romanzo"
  • "Non lasciarmi mai : romanzo"@it
  • "Never leave me"
  • "Never leave me"@en
  • "Die Manager : Roman"
  • "Nunca me abondones"
  • "Die Manager"
  • "Giây phút lãng quên : tiẻ̂u thuyé̂t"
  • "Yong bu fen li"
  • "Die Manager Roman"

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