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She was born with the morality gene missing. As beautiful, as inviting, as treacherous as the sea around her, Linda is one of the most compelling women yet created by John D. MacDonald.

В какие только ситуации не попадает Трэвис Макги, герой трех романов американского писателя Джона Данна Макдональда, вошедших в предлагаемую читателю книгу «Расставание в голубом». Вот его заталкивают в машину. Выйдет ли он из нее живым? Вот он бросается спасать девушку, скинутую в реку бандитами. Трэвис Макги — любимец женщин, обаятельный, смелый, благородный. Без единого выстрела удается ему уходить от смертельной опасности. Возмездие за зло и торжество справедливости — девиз его жизни.

The good Dr. Vrees, that best-intentioned of psychiatrists, had an unfortunate experience in the nighttime. It was a sad blow to his ego but he could console himself with the surety that he, even more than Dr. Freud, knew precisely the “stuff that dreams are made on.”

They are the best and most dangerous game in the solar system — better than the Venusian fire lizards or the awesome winged snakes of Callisto — these strange, vicious beasts called “Men”!

Two years after his celebrated collection The Good Old Stuff, John D. MacDonald treats us to fourteen more of his best early stories!　 In short, here is one of America’s most gifted and prolific storytellers at his early best — a marvelously entertaining collection that will delight Mr. MacDonald’s hundreds of thousands of devoted readers.

SEVEN TO REMEMBER... ANDREA — a girl who took everything her lover had to give her, and then took more... WYATT — a man drowning in his own success, grasping at one final moment of pleasure... NORRIE — who was so innocent and so trusting, and who was so cruelly used... HOWIE — who found that your best friend could cut your heart out... ELLIE — who laughed and laughed, and needed and wanted The Cure... ALDO — who pursued desire and was the victim of his own triumphs... and SAM DAVIS, feeling his way through the ghostly corridors of “The Annex,” wondering: is there life here, is there death, is there love? John D. MacDonald is surely one of the most widely enjoyed writers of his time. With more than 60 books to his credit, and more than 40 million copies of them printed, he has a devoted audience in this country and throughout the world. The words “craftsmanship” and “suspense” occur again and again in critical appraisals of his work. He is truly a masterful storyteller. His fabulously successful TRAVIS McGEE series has run through dozens of printings and reprintings — and there are more on the way. Of the stories in this volume, four are from PLAYBOY, and three have never before been published.