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Hell's Angels

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Doubleday Canada, Aug 8, 2000 - True Crime - 304 pages
Hell's Angels: Taking Care of Business is the ground-breaking book that launched Yves Lavigne's investigative series into the Hell's Angels. This book traces the growth of the Hell's Angels organization from the early, rowdy "club" to the insidious, far-reaching superstructure that now exists. Today's Angels still value the grinning death's head, but they keep it for funerals, runs, initiations, and laying heavies. Angels, like the undercover policemen who tail them, prefer street clothes to blend with their surroudings. In a world of drugs, prostitution and pornography, the shadow the Angels' wings falls on all of us. Hell's Angels: Taking care of Business is a fascinating and startling read.

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Review: Hell's Angels: Three Can Keep a Secret If Two Are Dead'

User Review  - kt Sedat - Goodreads

Usually I enjoy the subject matter but the author tried too hard to be cool and came across as a misogynistic jerk. I only finished because I had to read the next outrageous remark. Read full review

Review: Hell's Angels: Three Can Keep a Secret If Two Are Dead'

User Review  - Cwn_annwn_13 - Goodreads

There are some things that I know to be inaccurate in this, and you also only get one side of the story. Another problem is Lavignes writing style reminds me of, like if you have ever met a person ... Read full review

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About the author (2000)

Yves Lavigne is the author of the national bestsellers Hells Angels, Into the Abyss, and Hells Angels at War. He is also the author of Death Dealers, an expose of how gang drug wars are changing the face of crime. He is an international expert on motorcycle and other illegal gangs, infiltrating their ranks on many fronts and receiving commendations from law enforcement agencies for his work. A veteran journalist who worked for the Globe and Mail for ten years, Yves Lavigne lives in Toronto.

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