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Golden Stud

by Lance Horner, Kyle Onstott
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Fawcett Publications, Inc. (1975)
ISBN: B000GZ8GVE
Binding/Media: Mass Market Paperback
Edition: Re-Issue
Condition: Used: Acceptable
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LANDFALL

by Helen Hull
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Coward McCann (1952)
ISBN: B000IOQC5A
Binding/Media: Hardcover
Edition: Book Club Edit
Condition: Used: Very Good
Comments: 1953 Coward-McCann Book Club Edition, Very Good/Very Good hardcover and dust jacket, light wear, excellent clean unmarked. ~ Postal DC Tracking number included with email shipping confirmation. We go the extra mile to guarantee your satisfaction. Books and media items protectively stored to keep original condition, pages edges clean, books reliably graded, carefully packaged and shipped promptly.

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Lost Laysen

by Margaret Mitchell
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Scribner (1996-05-01)
ISBN: 0684824280
EAN: 9780684824284
Binding/Media: Hardcover - 128 pages
Edition: First edition.
Condition: Collectible: Very Good
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A long-lost novel by the author of Gone with the Wind provides richly romantic saga of a stormy love triangle and characters torn between passion and honor, whose lives are forever altered by a terrible catastrophe. 350,000 first printing.

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Until 1995, Gone with the Wind--the 1937 Pulitzer Prize winner and perhaps the bestselling novel of all time--was the only published work of fiction credited to Margaret Mitchell. But 45 years after her death, the Road to Tara Museum unveiled what amounts to a national treasure--a novella written by America's most beloved storyteller. Lost Laysen is an exciting tale of love and honor on a South Pacific island. A rough-edged Irish boatsman is smitten with the feisty and independent Courtenay Ross. "Charley boy, I sure did love that little woman, I couldn't help it, tho I knew I never had a chance--she wasn't my kind. I wonder why it's always the little women that appeal to us big fellows?" Courtenay is engaged to a dapper young American who loves her so much, he follows her to the remote island of Laysen to persuade her to come home. What's so remarkable about this story is that Mitchell was just 16 when she put pen to paper and wrote the entire piece in less than a month's time.

Henry Love Angel, a close friend and likely admirer, was the recipient of the two notebooks in which the manuscript for Lost Laysen was written. It was Angel's grandson who discovered the amazing treasure that had been passed down to him--a box of photographs, negatives, correspondence from Mitchell to Angel, and the manuscript. "My dear--" begins one letter. "I was so proud of you, last time I saw you--proud of your love, your courage and resignation and most of all your self confidence. Don't let it drop my dear. I have prayed so hard that you would have it because without it you can never amount to much. With it and work, the world lies ahead. If ever you begin to get discouraged and lose confidence in your self--draw on my supply for I believe in you. Just set your mark and go to it." The never-before-seen photographs show Mitchell and a variety of friends goofing for the camera. This book provides charming insight into a brief period of Mitchell's life--one full of youthful folly, exuberance, and obvious joy.

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Marcel Armand: A Romance of Old Louisiana

by Sallie Lee with Illustrations by Harold Cue Bell
Product Group: Book
Publisher: L. C. Page (1935)
ISBN: B000I86OCC
Binding/Media: Hardcover
Edition: First Edition
Condition: Used: Very Good
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Queenmaker: A Novel of King David's Queen

by India Edghill
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Picador (2002-11)
ISBN: 0312289197
EAN: 9781865087160
Binding/Media: Paperback - 384 pages
Edition: First Edition
Condition: Used: Very Good
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For over forty years, Michal lived and reigned in David’s court. She was the beautiful and proud daughter of King Saul and the prize David would risk his kingdom to win. Behind the palace doors, beneath the burning sun of the desert, or fleeing from Absalom’s warriors, Michal was at the center of court intrigues.

Queenmaker introduces in unforgettable detail the characters of one of the greatest periods in Biblical history—their public deeds and private thoughts—and gives us the court of the kings as only a woman could see it.

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Turning inside out the traditional view of David as a beloved king and gentle author of the Psalms, India Edghill's well-written debut novel Queenmaker paints a dark picture of the lauded biblical hero as seen through the eyes of his first wife, Michal. David's silver-tongued way with words captures Michal's heart, but her marriage to him is soon annulled by her half-mad father, King Saul. She's packed off to marry the widowed farmer Phaltiel, whom Michal soon learns to love. When David gains the throne of Israel and sends for Michal, she discovers that David has become a king who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. Through courage and wit, Michal must carve out a new life as the queen and wife of a man she now despises. Edghill isn't afraid to change biblical narrative to suit her story, and paints David as a selfish, grasping leader whose feet of clay are all too evident in this tale. Those who like their biblical narrative served straight up and their heroes untarnished may be disturbed by this reassessment; those who like a good story and a new spin on biblical champions, however, will enjoy this unvarnished look at one of Judaism's and Christianity's most lauded personalities. --Cindy Crosby

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The Mustee

by Lance Horner
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Fawcett Publications, Inc. (1967)
ISBN: B0014C4FKY
Binding/Media: Mass Market Paperback - 383 pages
Edition: First Thus
Condition: Used: Acceptable
Comments: 1967 Fawcett mass market paperback, pages and inside covers tan and browned, heavy cover wear, spine creases, owner initials inside, ugly but solid reading copy, no loose pages. ~ Postal DC Tracking number included with email shipping confirmation. We go the extra mile to guarantee your satisfaction. Books and media items protectively stored to keep original condition, pages edges clean, books reliably graded, carefully packaged and shipped promptly.

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The Wind Leaves No Shadow

by Ruth Laughlin
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Caxton Press (1951-10-01)
ISBN: 0870040839
EAN: 9780870040832
Binding/Media: Paperback - 361 pages
Condition: Used: Good
Comments: 1986 Caxton Press 8th printing paperback, Very Good- slight spine creases, minimal wear, clean tight unmarked. ~ Postal DC Tracking number included with email shipping confirmation. We go the extra mile to guarantee your satisfaction. Books and media items protectively stored to keep original condition, pages edges clean, books reliably graded, carefully packaged and shipped promptly.

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Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press

An historical novel depicting one woman's fight for power and respect in a world dominated by men; early 19th century Santa Fe.

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