Frank Yerby
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2026
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Unabridged
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''The Saracen Blade'' is the very memorable historical adventure novel by Frank Yerby that follows the life of Pietro di Donati, a 13th-century Sicilian peasant. Pietro rises from his humble origins to become a powerful nobleman.
The story begins with Pietro seeking revenge against the Siniscola family for the murder of his father during a peasant revolt. Pietro's adventures span across medieval Europe and the Middle East, with backdrops that include...
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1946
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English
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Stephen Fox arrived in New Orleans in 1825 on a pig boat, with a ten-dollar gold piece, a pearl stick-pin...and a dream. Tall, red-haired, with a face that looked like Lucifer's so soon after the fall that the angel-look was still on it, Stephen Fox saw his chance and took-took it from an indolent, slave-ridden, castebound people, with the skill and daring of the card-sharp he was. He gambled and won...and built "Harrow," the greatest manor house...
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1962
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The setting is the South, and the story is concerned with a man who will surely be remembered as one of the master storyteller's most appealing heroes-Paris Griffin. The Civil War has ended, and Paris Griffin has returned home to Griffin's Way. Paris is young, handsome, master of a great Mississippi plantation, husband of a lively and beautiful wife-a fortunate man in every way but one, for he has lost his memory.
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1953
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"His laughter was strange. It was filled with mockery for all things under heaven and earth, even for himself. His sister, Therese, called it devil's laughter..." But like all men, Jean Paul Marin is only part devil. He can be saintly when the occasion calls for it-though in the turbulent years of the French Revolution, there was more need for devils than for saints.
5) Benton's Row
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1954
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'Benton's Row'' is set in nineteenth-century Louisiana, and the sweeping family saga spans four generations of the turbulent Benton family, stretching from 1842 through World War I. Upon its release, it became a massive commercial success, ranking tenth on the Publishers Weekly bestseller list for that year.
The story begins in 1842 when Tom Benton, an outlaw running from a Texas posse, arrives in Louisiana's Red River Valley. Described as a charming...

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