Irving Wallace
Irving Wallace was an American author known for his works of fiction. Among his notable books are "The Man," which explores themes of power and politics, and "The Miracle," a narrative that delves into faith and human experience. Wallace's writing often combines intricate plots with social commentary.
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Books by Irving Wallace
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The Miracle
by Irving Wallace
3.6(743)
At Lourdes, a skeptical journalist, a desperate young woman, a reluctant celebrity, and a dying American converge during the Virgin Mary's promised miracle cure, each with their own hopes and secrets, on a collision course with a truth more complex than divine intervention or simple fraud.
The Man
by Irving Wallace
4.1(1,385)
In 1964, a sudden tragedy makes Douglass Dilman the first Black President, forcing him into a storm of racial bias, political plots, and personal scandal, leading to a historic impeachment trial that threatens American power.