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Pretty Boy Floyd

Diana Ossana

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 07395232

Publishers Simon & Schuster, January 2003

The time is 1925. The place, St. Louis, Missouri. Charley Floyd, a good-looking, sweet-smiling count... Full description

Libristo code: 07395232

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The time is 1925. The place, St. Louis, Missouri. Charley Floyd, a good-looking, sweet-smiling country boy from Oklahoma, is about to rob his first armored car. Written by Pulitzer Prize winner Larry McMurtry and his writing partner, Diana Ossana, "Pretty Boy Floyd" traces the wild career of this legendary American folk hero, a young man so charming that it's hard not to like him, even as he's robbing you at gunpoint. From the bank heists and shootings that make him Public Enemy Number One to the women who love him, from the glamour-hungry nation that worships him to the G-men who track Charley down, "Pretty Boy Floyd" is both a richly comic masterpiece and an American tragedy about the price of fame and the corruption of innocence.