Zaid Abu Bakr becomes of age and rekindles the Bakr's ruthless slavery business. He becomes a coldblooded master slaver and directs his slave mongers to abduct white teenage females in Europe and in Africa. The slavers are experts in dealing with the brutal and merciless methods of human trafficking of slaves. They capture teenage females from beaches, shopping malls, university parks and many other places that these unfortunate and innocent young women visit. Fortunately for them, Inspector Bruno Schultz and Alfredo Mandolini have a score to settle, working relentlessly undercover, tracking down the Austrian and Italian abducted teenagers. This leads them into the depths of Tunisia, including the dangerous desert, arid but full of life. They travel in parts of Europe and in Tunisia, searching for leads to find these unfortunate females. The novel describes the inner workings of humans trafficking; the methods used to train young white teenagers to become obedient sex slaves, serving ruthless Arabs in the depths of the Middle East and in the desert. Both the human traffickers and the police will not spare their bullets, resulting in bloody battles, in order to achieve their goals.

What happens in Vegas doesn't necessarily stay in Vegas and the proof is in this lively and entertaining compilation of stories chronicling decades of decadence, celebrity shenanigans, and political corruption, as well as the glitz and glamour of the casinos that pass for everyday life in Las Vegas. Underneath the city's present success lies many infamous tales of excess and debauchery. Using new information from recently released FBI documents, Jeff Burbank brings to life the Vegas mob in its heyday, recounting never-before-heard tales of the mobsters who made Vegas what it is today. But mobsters aren't the only ones with skeletons in Las Vegas' closet. Over the years, Hollywood stars have had their share of the limelight. Burbank has uncovered the many fateful, and often amusing, incidents that have befallen the glamorous and here he recalls the details of the darkest moments in the lives of the famous and foolish: Marilyn Monroe's quickie divorce; boxer Sonny Liston's secret heroin deal just before his death; The Doors singer Jim Morrison's arrest for fighting on the Strip; and the hookers who trick-rolled comedian Tommy Smothers in his hotel room. With fast-paced and entertaining prose, Burbank captures the true stories from Las Vegas' seedy underbelly that have led to America's 100-year fascination with the aptly named Sin City.

From the 1920s to the present day, Max Bygraves, one of our best-loved entertainers, shares his personal memories of a glittering life in show business, and the greats he has worked with along the way. These include Jack Benny, Judy Garland, Frankie Howerd, Eric Sykes, Danny La Rue, Shirley Bassey, The Goons, Gracie Burns, Laurence Olivier and Peter Sellers, who have all brightened a very full life, and Max has marvellous stories, both hilarious and poignant, to tell about them all. Stars in My Eyes celebrates a dazzling milestone in Bygraves' theatre, television, film and recording career.