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Twenty years ago Scott Crane abandoned his career as a professional poker player and went into hiding, after a weird high-stakes game played with Tarot cards--but now the cards, and the supernatural powers behind them, have found him again.Crane's father killed gangster Bugsy Siegel in 1948 to become King of the West, and to keep that power he is now determined to kill his son--and Scott Crane must cross the Mojave Desert to his father's Perilous Chapel in Las Vegas, and take up the cards again for one last poker duel in a deadly game to save his soul.

The intricate geometric design of this shag rug is utterly eye-catching and chicly modern, while the tassel fringe on either end of the rug brings a sense of spirited playfulness. The classic white and black color combination lends itself to effortlessly coordinating with a variety of furniture ensembles. The cloud-like shag texture will cushion your feet with each stride, and due to its durable construction, you will get to enjoy this comfort for years to come.. Color: Last Call. Pattern: Striped.

The intricate geometric design of this shag rug is utterly eye-catching and chicly modern, while the tassel fringe on either end of the rug brings a sense of spirited playfulness. The classic white and black color combination lends itself to effortlessly coordinating with a variety of furniture ensembles. The cloud-like shag texture will cushion your feet with each stride, and due to its durable construction, you will get to enjoy this comfort for years to come.. Color: Last Call. Pattern: Striped.

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Last Call For The Gentlemen Gentlemen's Agreement - LP 4250137272832

Last Call For Dreamers Lowdown Drifters - LP 020286228325

Last Call for Liberty: How America's Genius for Freedom Has Become Its Greatest Threat 1.09

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Unread book in perfect condition.

592 pages. 9.45x6.26x1.97 inches. In Stock.

A kid from Miami's meanest streets, Theo Knight lost his mother to a violent crime. He was on Death Row for a murder he didn't commit when lawyer Jack Swyteck proved him innocent. Now they are best friends. Theo is a semi-respectable and successful bar owner, but the past, with its risks and its terrors, has come knocking on his back door. An escaped convict from the old neighborhood wants sanctuary, and in return he is offering information: the identity of the killer who left Theo's mom lying dead in the street on a hot South Florida evening.Theo wants justice, but the answers are not simple. He and Jack must now piece together a twenty-year-old conspiracy of greed and corruption that's pointing toward the city's most elite and powerful. And digging through a history that Theo has struggled his whole life to forget could awaken some very desperate, very deadly sleeping dogs.

From Michael Palin to Nicholas Crane, a riveting anthology of railway travel covers every kind of train from the luxurious Orient Express to the insanely crowded commuter trains of Bombay In an age when low-cost airlines have reduced travel to a point-to-point aerial bus service, the train can still take travelers on a genuine journey, nosing through sweeping valleys, across vertiginous viaducts, stopping at tiny halts in the middle of nowhere in the dead of night. For better or worse, it brings along its own shotgun traveling community: the delightful breakfast companions chance-met in the dining car or the crazy loner with whom one faces the prospect of sharing a sleeper compartment across the Urals. Here, Michael Kerr has gone through the archives to compile a riveting anthology of all the best railway travel that has appeared in the Daily Telegraph. Here are epic forays from Wick in northernmost Scotland all the way to Vladivostok, Moscow to Peking, and on the Sunset Express across the U.S. to California. Historic events like the last day of steam in Britain and less momentous but equally emblematic experiences such as the signal failure in the Midlands, which rouses Boris Johnson's "inner McEnroe" are also highlighted. By turns hilarious and alarming, this is armchair travel at its very best and the perfect book, indeed, for a long train journey.

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The hero of this novel, Uli Bouwmeester, is, at 78, the last survivor of a famous Dutch theatrical family. The author is regarded as one of Holland's foremost writers, and his previous book, "The Assault", was made into a film which won an Oscar for best foreign film in 1987.