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Based on true events in the author's life, Cartel Rising takes the reader deep into the workings of the drug trade and the Mexican Mafia. Previous page. Print length. pages. Language. English. Publication date. 30 September Dimensions. x x cm. ISBN ISBN The Plaza - narco noir, Ciudad Juárez. likes. Plaza. Spanish: in Mexican culture, a slang word describing the territory of a certain drug cartel. Cartel Rising|Guillermo Paxton, Moden Und Trachten. Fragmente Zur Geschichte Des Cost?ms|Hermann Hauff, History Of Civilization In England: (V. 1) ()|Henry Thomas Buckle, The American Polity After Crisis: Cohesion And Collapse (Csis Significant Issues Series)|David Williamson.

This week the author of THE PLAZA and CARTEL RISING, Guillermo Paxton, talks about the books he savors. www.doorway.ru Amato: What was the first book you read that marked the transition from reading kids’ books to grown-up fare? Guillermo Paxton: Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury. Had nightmares for a week. 2. Book Review: Cartel Rising by Guillermo Paxton | #reviews There are various subsets within the crime fiction genre; “tartan noir” for books set in Scotland and “Nordic noir” for those that take place in the Scandinavian countries. If there is a "narco noir" sub-genre for crime fiction set in Mexico, then Paxton is surely the reigning king. CARTEL RISING is an action-filled crime drama built upon the lives of two Mexican-American men, Memo Smith and Lalo Torres. Their stories straddle the US-Mexican border at the Juarez-El Paso juncture.