Iron Man

1930. From the author of Little Caesar, the world's first gangster novel, comes Iron Man, which begins: Coke sat up, pushed back his hat, took his feet off the bed, and, getting up, stood yawning and rubbing his fists in his eyes. Across the room Regan was playing solitaire on a writing-desk, and Coke's sparring partner, Jeff Davis, was sitting in a big chair by the window turning the pages of a magazine. Coke walked over to Regan and stood looking over his shoulder. See other titles...
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1930. From the author of Little Caesar, the world's first gangster novel, comes Iron Man, which begins: Coke sat up, pushed back his hat, took his feet off the bed, and, getting up, stood yawning and rubbing his fists in his eyes. Across the room Regan was playing solitaire on a writing-desk, and Coke's sparring partner, Jeff Davis, was sitting in a big chair by the window turning the pages of a magazine. Coke walked over to Regan and stood looking over his shoulder. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.