L.A. Times
L.A. Times by Stuart Woods, published by Harper Collins on February 4, 1994, is a 400-page work that delves into the world of Hollywood through the eyes of a New York mobster. After transforming a film student’s debut into a hit, Vinnie Callabrese reinvents himself as Michael Vincent, a successful producer. His ability to navigate the film industry with charm and cunning leads him to significant studio deals and a glamorous lifestyle, but his past soon catches up with him.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of ambition and deception within the realms of fiction, mystery, and suspense. As Michael Vincent rises to prominence, he employs questionable tactics to maintain his success, drawing the attention of those from his past. This edition presents a gripping tale set against the backdrop of the performing arts, where the lines between reality and illusion blur, and danger lurks just beneath the surface.
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After turning a film student’s directorial debut into a hit movie, New York mobster and movie fanatic Vinnie Callabrese takes off for the bright lights of Hollywood, where he begins a new life as Michael Vincent, Producer. A natural born wheeler-dealer, he lands not only a major studio deal, but also a gorgeous actress girlfriend.
It isn’t long before Michael Vincent is one of the most successful producers in town, given his knack for bringing in films under budget — not too difficult when you’re willing to lie, seduce, intimidate, and even kill to get what you want. But some of the people from his past have long memories and a far reach, and now it’s Michael’s turn to watch his back. Because even in the land of make-believe certain enemies — and their bullets — are very real.
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