Dan Elish Books

Henry Mann is a 32-year-old bachelor who has spent the last few years watching everyone he knows get married. After the most recent wedding, where an intoxicated Henry proposes to no less than three women (including the rabbi), it dawns on him that being single isn't that much fun after all." Nine Wives is an inventive, original, funny, and big-hearted novel, a book I will recommend to anyone interested in good fiction."--Tim O'Brien, National Book Award-winning author of July, July"Dan Elish has written an extremely funny book."―Jay Parini, author of The Apprentice Lover"Dan Elish has created a Portnoy for the 21st century."―David Eddie, author of Chump Change"Henry Mann wages battle between the real world and the imagined one with equal parts goofiness and suaveness. A very charming novel."―Antonya Nelson, author of Female Trouble"Enough to put Bridget Jones to shame."―Helen Schulman, author of P.S."In a world where Sex and the City and Bergdorff Blondes tell us what we think we need to know about relationships, Elish has created a world far more real without stinting on the wit, insight, or hilarity."―Jonathan Rabb, author of The Book of Q"Dan Elish at last shows women what lurks within the minds of men."―Helen Ellis, author of Eating the Cheshire Cat"I read Nine Wives while Dan and I were dating. I didn't speak to him for a week, but I married him anyway."―Andrea Elish

The book vividly recounts the raid that led to the capture of bin Laden through compelling historical photographs and strong narration. Readers will experience the tension and decision-making alongside President Barack Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, thanks to primary source quotations that enhance the immediacy of the narrative. The inclusion of images from the White House photographer provides a deeper understanding of the risks involved in this pivotal mission, making it an engaging read for young audiences.

Auch Männer glauben an die große Liebe, jedenfalls Henry Mann. Aber egal, was er auch anstellt, er erleidet eine Schlappe nach der anderen. Neun Frauen bilden das Netz, in dem er sich verfängt, inklusive seiner Nichte. Doch Henry gibt nicht auf.