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Ma
Guy: Ghost Devil |
Author |
A.J. Morano |
ISBN |
978-1-947589-18-6 |
Publisher |
Waldenhouse Publishers, Inc. |
Description |
Case bound 568 pages on 50# archival
white; $29.95
Also available as an E-Book $4.99 |
Availability |
August 2019 |
Order from |
Waldenhouse Publishers, Inc. |
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In first-person, fictional protagonist Pauley
Walker tells the story of his mafia life in New York City, Las
Vegas, Florida and Cuba and then recounts his exploits as a "tunnel
rat" severely wounded in Viet Nam during the 1960's. |
Library of Congress Control Number:
2019948071
FIC050000 Fiction/ Crime
FIC027260 Fiction/ Romance/ Action
and Adventure
FIC000000 Fiction/General
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What Readers Are Saying
- Ma Guy: Ghost Devil is powerful, fast moving and completely
absorbing as a journey told by a young man of principal growing
up in the gritty world of the Bronx in the 50's who goes on to
distinguish himself in Viet Nam and then suffer tragic consequences
as a result of his childhood associations. His war scenes are
large scale and completely believable, his characters vivid and
compelling if sometimes somewhat salty. We will surely hear from
this first time author again with his next novel, and soon is
not soon enough!
~ C.K. Robinson, Editor, The Tiverton Review
- Ma Guy, Ghost Devil translated from the Vietnamese, is
an easy, interesting and entertaining read that amazingly allocates
approximately equal text to the mafia in New York City and US
"tunnel rats" in South Vietnam. Pauley Walker, the
central character, is part James Bond and part Einstein as women
adore him, he kills bad guys and Vietcong soldiers, and ALWAYS
seems to have the cute bad-guy putdown while recognizing and
solving all problems. Unfortunately, his perfection in mafia
business, womanizing, and soldiering gradually becomes unbelievable.
~ Dr. B. E. Hutchinson, Professor, University of Tennessee
- Tells a gritty, uncensored,
look into the early rise of the mafia in the Bronx, New York,
and Las Vegas, Nevada. This story, of a one man wrecking machine,
paints a picture of the single most influential figure the history
books have never known, wrapping himself into various important
ideas and innovations of the 1900s. The protagonist, Pauly Walker,
enjoys the benefits of growing up in the mafia with the consequences
that are always lurking in the shadows.
~ Charles Michael, Attorney, Baltimore Maryland
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