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In A Stone for Danny Fisher, Harold Robbins published of an unpleasant section of Ny, where movie-knives and bare fists were the passport to place and prosperity. In Never Leave Me he suggests that the cost-account frolics of Madison Avenue hucksters, and the walnut-paneled practices of big-business, aren't very far-removed from Danny Fisheris rainforest planet. Life in Nyis hard boiled upper-income supports is equally as bad, cruel and life-threatening as life on the roads of the low East Side. The words, the high-priced garments, the backgrounds, just serve to hide exactly the same frenzied drive for material success, and the slogan 'I 've got mine, to hell with everyone else. wi Never Leave Me may be the story of 1 guy out of this earth and how he nearly took his existence to items in a frenzy of enthusiasm and a hunger for energy.