Cut Numbers: A Novel

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This Mafia thriller is familiar with the darkest chambers of the human heart, with a wildly elastic prose style. It unravels the Mafia that only insiders know--the messy day-to-day business of violent crime, pornography, gambling, and extortion.

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  Cut Numbers

  • 1988
  • 233 pages
  • Paperback
  • Harmony Books

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