Authors: Robert K. Tanenbaum
Tags: #Suspense, #Espionage, #Fiction, #General, #Mystery & Detective, #Legal, #Detective and Mystery Stories, #Public prosecutors
Tanenbaum’s senior portrait. In addition to basketball, he also played first base for his school’s baseball team.
Standing outside a courthouse in downtown Manhattan are Tanenbaum, James Woods, NYPD detective Cliff Fenton, and Yaphet Kotto. Woods and Kotto played Tanenbaum and Fenton in the 1985 movie
Badge of the Assassin
, based on Tanenbaum’s book of the same name about a real-life murder mystery in 1971 Harlem.
Seen here in the late 1980s, Mayor Tanenbaum poses with Ed Koch, then mayor of New York City, while Tanenbaum’s son Billy stands in front wearing a hat given to him by Koch. The two mayors were meeting to discuss a tourist exchange program between Beverly Hills and New York City.
While mayor of Beverly Hills, Tanenbaum awarded Jimmy Stewart, seen here, with this proclamation of Outstanding Citizen of Beverly Hills in the late 1980s.
Tanenbaum and his wife, Patti.
Tanenbaum with Patti and their children Roger, Rachael, and Billy at home in California.
Tanenbaum’s author photo, which has graced the covers of many of his books.
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Excerpt from “Somebody to Love,” music and lyrics by Darby Slick, reprinted by permission of Irving Music, Inc. Copyright © 1967 by Irving Music, Inc. (BMI). All rights reserved.
copyright © 1987 by Robert K. Tanenbaum
cover design by Karen Horton
ISBN: 978-1-4532-0996-7
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