For kings and planets
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Word Count
83,750 words, Guess
Page Count
335 pages
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- Internet Archiveforkingsplanets0000cani
- ISBN-100747536252
- ISBN-139780747536253
- LibraryThing153430
- OCLC Control Number41662056
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780747536253
- Open LibraryOL18565310M
Description
Orno Tarcher arrives in New York City from a small town in Missouri, feeling unsophisticated and disadvantaged by his family's bedrock values. He meets Marshall Emerson, the charismatic gem of a worldly family, a seductive and brilliant New Yorker who is revealed, as time passes, to be bent on destruction. The novels explores with depth and sophistication the conflicts of character at the heart of every life, the desire for grandeur and the lure of normalcy, the tension between rivalry and friendship, fathers and sons, love and betrayal. For Kings and Planets is the story of a man who thinks of himself as moral, and who tests his character against power, deception, and seduction. It is also the story of a friendship fractured by love.
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