Author

Robin Moore

39 books

Books

  1. The Happy Hooker: My Own Story 1972
  2. The Green Berets: The Amazing Story of the U. S. Army's Elite Special Forces Unit 1965
  3. The French Connection: A True Account of Cops, Narcotics, and International Conspiracy 1969
  4. The Hunt for Bin Laden 2003
  5. Dubai 1976
34 more
  1. The Man Who Made It Snow 1990
  2. The Accidental Pope 2000
  3. Hunting Down Saddam: The Inside Story of the Search and Capture 2004
  4. The Fifth Estate 1973
  5. John Paul II: A Personal Portrait of the Pope and the Man 2001
  6. The French connection 1969
  7. Music in the Hispanic Caribbean: Experiencing Music, Expressing Culture 2009
  8. Tarzan of the apes 1999
  9. When the moon is full 1994
  10. Mafia wife 1977
  11. Encounter on the moon 1996
  12. The man with the silver Oar 2002
  13. Compulsion 1981
  14. The country team 1967
  15. Fiedler, the colorful Mr. Pops 1968
  16. The Country Team 1967
  17. The Khaki Mafia: Sex, Dirty Dealing, Scandal, the Shocker!
  18. The Chinese Ultimatum 1980
  19. Court martial 1972
  20. Living Dead Dolls 2005
  21. Rhodesia. by Robin Moore (313p) 1977
  22. Valency Girl 1976
  23. Maggie among the Seneca 1987
  24. Hercules 1997
  25. React 2004
  26. The Washington connection 1977
  27. The white tribe 1991
  28. The singleton 2004
  29. The Big Paddle 1978
  30. The Set Up: The Shocking Aftermath to The French Connection 1975

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