The raiders
Subtitle: a novel
By: Harold Robbins.
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 363
Subjects: Businesspeople -- Fiction.; Fathers and sons -- Fiction.; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction.; Las Vegas (Nev.) -- Fiction.
Description: Thirty-four years ago, Harold Robbins enthralled millions of readers with The Carpetbaggers, arguably the best and certainly the most popular novel ever written about the early days of Hollywood. Now, in The Raiders, he continues that story. The Raiders pits Jonas Cord's illegitimate son, Bat, against his father, as Jonas moves his billion-dollar enterprise to Las Vegas, taking on the Mob, and taking into bed a beautiful, sexy blonde with a secret past.

Readers of The Carpetbaggers will be delighted to meet up with Nevada Smith again, and pleased to hear that the sex scene in a bathtub that changed the lives (or at any rate, the imaginations) of millions of American males, is surpassed in this explosive erotic sequel, in which Jonas's daughter and his son set out to exceed him in every way, in and out of bed.
Notes: "A sequel to The carpetbaggers"--P. facing t.p.