

Gripping and very persuasive.” NewsdayĪ Fawcett Columbine Book Published by Ballantine Books Copyright © 1988 by Sterling Seagrave All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. And there is much drama to mine out of the Marcos story.

Sadly, of course, he is.” The Boston Herald “There is much that is fresh and invigorating about Seagrave’s book-he is a fine writer with a good eye for drama. Simons Author of Worth Dying For “The Marcos Dynasty tells a story that is so slimy, sleazy and bizarre that it reads as if Seagrave were exposing underworld characters in some powerful crime syndicate. While parts of The Marco.s Dynasty read like a fast-paced thriller, there is an underlay of thorough in¬ vestigative work.” Lewis M. He provides a detailed examination of Marcos’ ties to top CIA, Mafia, business, and political leaders in the United States as well as in Japan and several European countries. Of particular interest was his detailed examination of Marcos’ connections to the so-called Yamashita Treasure. The *Marcos Dynasty “Seagrave’s history of how the Philippines’ former president and first lady managed to become so awfully corrupt and so immensely rich and power¬ ful will satisfy the cravings of those addicted to such tales-which may in¬ clude just about everybody.” The Washington Post Book World “I found The Marcos Dynasty fascinating reading.

The incredible inside story behind the corruption of Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos and the involvement of American business, organized crime, the CIA, the Pentagon, and the White House. ff 'JillIII 11#"'lIMBdelivers the goods’.’ "ĪRCOS DYNASTY Author of The Soong Dynasty “Offers a wealth of new information about the personal lives of ‘Ferdy’ and lmelda.a couple who were not just greedy beyond belief but alsoįflT embarrassingly tacky.
