Richard Bach

Décidément, Jonathan Livingston n'est pas un goéland comme les autres. Sa passion : voler toujours plus haut et plus vite pour être libre. Mais ce marginal qui ne se contente pas de voler pour se nourrir ne plaît guère à la communauté de goélands. Condamné par les siens à vivre le reste de ses jours au-delà des falaises en solitaire, Jonathan Livingston le Goéland découvre non seulement la bonté et l'amour des amis, mais aussi comment...

"An exploration of deep spiritual and philosophical issues through the eyes of a pilot"--Provided by publisher.

A dialogue between a middle-aged man and the child within him. In the course of a hand-gliding session the narrator, 50, remembers that as a nine-year-old boy he pledged that when he became an adult he would write a book on everything he learned and give it to himself. Just to keep things impartial, he hires his wife as editor. By the author of Jonathan Livingston Seagull.

When private investigators Raam Commoner and Kayman Karl buy a derelict Hollywood mansion and start out to restore it to its early glory they have no idea that they'll dig up a fifty-year old family skeleton and the key to a looted fortune. But as Raam watches their money get sucked into the restoration vortex, and an outrageous tattooed performance artist makes a documentary of the project, Raam's Israeli mother breaks the code and starts them on...

When smart young private investigator Kayman Karl reluctantly agrees to sell her P.I. firm to a sleazy competitor, neither she nor new husband Raam Commoner have any idea the decision will plunge them into a desperate search for a manuscript that could expose the lethal operations of an underworld employment agency - a hiring hall for hit men. Clues left by the manuscript's elusive author lead Raam and Kayman from Beverly Hills to San Miguel de Allende...