To Live and Die in L.A. (novel)

Wuurde e maayde e L.A. ko deftere Ameriknaare warhoore nde gonnooɗo golloowo sirlu biyeteeɗo Gerald Petievich winndi.</ref> It was published by Arbor House in 1984, and subsequently made into a movie the following year.^[1] Arbor House yaltini nde e hitaande 1984, caggal ɗuum nde waɗi filmo e hitaande rewtunde ndee.

Jaɓɓungal tiiɗngal Jaaynde New York Times winndii wonde « jikkuuji e firo deftere ndee ina laaɓti e filmo moƴƴo, baawɗo warde sahaa, baɗaaɗo e teleeji ... Ko ɓuri teeŋtude ɗoo ko wonde e nder Lotusland, worɓe moƴƴuɓe e worɓe bonɓe fof ina njillondira ». e nder ɓuuɓri, e ngool yi’annde aduna ina addana Gerald Petievich kuulal mum cakkitiingal ngal wonde kuulal ɗiɗmal."^[2] Jaaynde Pittsburgh winndi ɗuum deftere nde "haa jooni ina foti tabitinde Petievich no neɗɗo keso kulɓiniiɗo wonande yiɗɓe filmuuji polis."^[3] The Akron Beacon Journal called the book a "suspenseful southern-California adventure," writing that it was perhaps Petievich's best.<ref> Jaaynde Akron Beacon Journal noddi deftere nde "ko njillu teskinngu e nder Kaliforni fuɗnaange", winndi heen wonde ma a taw ko nde Petievich ɓuri moƴƴude.