Rage de guerre

Croisière de la mort

Investigating demonic activities in South America, Remo and Chiun find themselves battling a guerrilla army of Aztec Indians and inhuman demons led by the god-figures of ancient Mexico, with only the avatar of Shiva the Destroyer to protect them.

La déesse cannibale

Breathlessly action-packed and boasting a winning combination of thrills, humour and mysticism, the Destroyer is one of the bestselling series of all time.

The Eleventh Hour

Black is not only beautiful, it's Ruby Gonzalez . . . the wild CIA lady with a sure cure for what ails Remo and Chiun. Remo Williams just can't seem to forget he was once a Newark cop. But when you're the Destroyer you do need a little humility. Yellow, the worth of gold, the texture of parchment, the color of the sun source itself . . . and, in the inscrutable, insuperable, Chiun, a veritable galaxy of wisdom and power. And fun at a riot. It will be all over when Southern idiots with whips and chains, and Northern madmen with money attempt to reduce business costs by raising slavery to new levels of efficiency. The Destroyer, with a little help from his two friends, proves that billions of dollars and armies of thugs just aren't enough. Then bucks and Ruby will do . . .

Rage blanche

Amérique à vendre

Rumba chez les routiers

Casse-tête mongol

All lawyers know the best way to make money is to take it from someone else – no one more so than the barristers at Palmer, Rizzutto & Schwartz. But waiting to find a nice, juicy lawsuit is so frustrating and those alimony checks wouldn’t write themselves, so they came up with a simple plan that would guarantee the firm’s financial security forever.When a factory suffers a breakdown and an entire city is flooded with poison gas, Remo and Chiun are sent to investigate. Little do they know the genius who’s causing the “accidents” has a new target, something else he wants to break, and if the country is destroyed in the process, so be it.After all, no one wants to be bored…

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