Stallion - Softcover

Robbins, Harold

Softcover

ISBN 10: 145168231X ISBN 13: 9781451682311

Publisher: Gallery Books, 2011

Synopsis

Continuing the phenomenal story in The Betsy, The Stallion reintroduces the Hardeman family and the cutthroat world of their vast automobile empire, where the stakes are high and every man, and woman, is a gambler.
     Loren Hardeman, known as “Number One,” is gradually transferring control of Bethlehem Motors to his grandson, Loren Hardeman III—a man possessed with his father’s cunning, but sadly lacking in his ability to go for the kill. So when Angelo Perino, an outsider previously nurtured by Number One, threatens the position held by Hardeman III, what ensues is a battle of wills in which integrity takes a backseat to animal instinct, and in which there can only be one winner.
     Bursting with huge ingredients of lust, greed, sex, and intrigue—and a plot full of twists and double-crosses—this is Harold Robbins at his sizzling best.

About this title

From the Back Cover:

Loren Hardeman and Angelo Perino are two men united by their shared vision, daring, and arrogance. But Perino committed the unpardonable sin: he had become necessary to Hardeman, having helped him retain control over Bethlehem Motors when his grandson, Loren Hardeman III, made his power grab. Beaten savagely by thugs hired by Loren III, fired abruptly by Loren I, Angelo Perino wed the love of his life and fled to New York. Now Perino and Loren III, still bitter enemies, have forged an uneasy truce that brings Perino back to Bethlehem Motors. Loren III, who falls back on his family's name and money, and Perino, who relies on talent, charisma, and prowess in the bedroom, lock horns once more.

About the Author:

Harold Robbins was born in 1915 in New York's Hell's Kitchen. He wrote twenty-three novels, as well as numerous film and television scripts. A bestselling novelist for over half a century, his novels have sold over 500 million copies.

About this edition

• Publisher: Gallery Books
• Publication date: 2011
• ISBN 10: 145168231X
• ISBN 13: 9781451682311
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 400