2019, ISBN: 9780064407304

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Harlequin Romantic Suspense, September 2019. Mass Market Paperback. Used - Acceptable. First book has a $3.75 shipping fee, there is no additional shipping fee for addition books from o… Plus…

Harlequin Romantic Suspense, September 2019. Mass Market Paperback. Used - Acceptable. First book has a $3.75 shipping fee, there is no additional shipping fee for addition books from our store. All of our books are in clean, readable condition (unless noted otherwise). Our books generally have a store sticker on the inside cover with our in store pricing. Being used books, some of them may have writing inside the cover. If you need more details about a certain book, you can always give us a call as well 920-734-8908., Harlequin Romantic Suspense, 2.5, Harlequin Romantic Suspense, September 2019. Mass Market Paperback. Used - Good. First book has a $3.75 shipping fee, there is no additional shipping fee for addition books from our store. All of our books are in clean, readable condition (unless noted otherwise). Our books generally have a store sticker on the inside cover with our in store pricing. Being used books, some of them may have writing inside the cover. If you need more details about a certain book, you can always give us a call as well 920-734-8908., Harlequin Romantic Suspense, 2.5, WHERE INNOCENCE DIES...Expectant parents Karen and Mike Houston are excited about restoring their old rambling Victorian mansion to it's former glory. With it's endless maze of rooms, hallways, and hiding places, it's a wonderful place for their nine-year-old daughter Leslie to play and explore. Unfortunately, they didn't listen to the stories about the house's dark history. They didn't believe the rumors about the evil that lived there....THE NIGHTMARE BEGINSIt begins with a whisper. A child's voice beckoning from the rose garden. Crying out in the night. It lures Leslie to a crumbling storm door. Down a flight of broken stairs. It calls to their unborn child. It wants something from each of them. Something in their very hears and souls. Tonight, the house will reveal it's secret. Tonight, the other child will come out to play.., Kensington Books, 2.5, Uk: Sphere, 1973. Book. Good. Mass Market Paperback. some shelf wear, some wear to corners and edges, minro creasing, page edges browning, a good tight clean copy. the first in the series, the planet was called Pyrrus, a strange place where all beasts plants and natural elements were designed for one purpose - to destroy man, bit like Cwmparc really!., Sphere, 1973, 2.5, Putnam Adult. Very Good- in Good dust jacket. 1997. Hardcover. 0399142851 . 15 oz.; 229 pages; VG- HC w/DJ read once book very good DJ edges worn. Returning home from Ireland, where she had been called in to examine the remains of a murder victim whose body was marked by the signature of a cunning serial killer, medical examiner Kay Scarpetta is shocked when another body turns up, this time in a Virginia landfill. ., Putnam Adult, 1997, 2.75, Though reared as a Lenni Lenape Indian, fifteen-year-old True Son, once called John Camera Butler, was ordered back to the white man. It was impossible for True Son to believe that his people were white and not Indian. He had learned to hate the white man. And now he learned to hate his new father, his new house, his new family. He hated the name John Butler. Where did he belong now--and where could he go?, 0, Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98. Ex-Library. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Nice book! No spine creases & very mild wear on laminated cover. Lightly aged pages, library stamps on edges & endpages. From Publishers Weekly: """"Lynch describes in unflinching detail a squalid, urban scene,"""" said PW, calling this novel """"meticulously crafted, its prose evocative and lyrical and almost excruciating to read."""" Ages 12-up. (Oct.) Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal: Grade 9 Up-Spanning the first 12 years of Davey's life, this book skillfully portrays the subject of childhood neglect and deprivation. Relegated to the care of his older sister, Davey spends hours in front of the television or riding aimlessly through the city on the mountain bike given to him by his deadbeat dad. Occasionally he accompanies his sister to the porch hangout of her dope-smoking friends or is dumped at a bar by his mom, where he is left in the charge of the bartender. Davey lives on macaroni and cheese and he rarely talks. His only friend (if you can call him that) is a local drug dealer who nicknames him Gypsy Davey. One day the friend is gone from the street with only the chalk outline of his dead body left. To complete this depressing cycle, Davey, before he is a teenager, becomes the caretaker of his sister's new baby. The characters are well drawn and elicit readers' concern. The dialogue crackles with realism including sporadic profanities. But the masterful prose is often overwhelmed by the brutal reality and the gloomy hopelessness of Davey's situation. Unlike his acclaimed novel, Shadow Boxer (HarperCollins, 1993), Lynch here gives us little to cheer about. Davey's father does return, but just for the warm months. And the rainbow in this story is found in an oily puddle of rainwater along the street gutter. In terms of literary quality, this work is outstanding. The book would inspire serious discussions in English classes, and, particularly with the guidance of a good teacher, will give worthwhile insights into parenting and family issues. Tim Rausch, Crescent View Middle School, Sandy, UT Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc., Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98, 3<

1998, ISBN: 9780064407304

New York, NY, USA.: Media Books., 1967. 253 pages; *** BONANZA / Ponderosa Lasted 14 Seasons from 1959-1972 (430 episodes) = Making one of the Longest running TV Series & Perhaps the … Plus…

New York, NY, USA.: Media Books., 1967. 253 pages; *** BONANZA / Ponderosa Lasted 14 Seasons from 1959-1972 (430 episodes) = Making one of the Longest running TV Series & Perhaps the Greatest WESTERN TV Series of all Time; Starring; Lorne Greene as Ben Cartwright, Michael Landon as Joseph Little Joe Cartwright, Dan Blocker as Eric HOSS Cartwright, & Pernell Roberts as Adam Cartwright *** "Here is the startling paradox of Ben Cartwright, a giant of a man who with the aid of his sons, was able to help keep the Cornstock alive while finding the aid of his sons, was able to help keep the Cornstock alive while finding himself threatened by a monster of his own creation. Silver was the word of the day, but is was timber that made the mining of silver possible. And the Ponderosa represented the greatest stand of living timber in the world." ** Small piece chipped off lowe right cover Corner; Creasing to Covers; 3" Tear in cover with Tape repairs; Writing at top of cover; FAIR, Reading Copy. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Second Edition By Publisher.. Soft Cover. FAIR, Reading Copy.. Illus. by PHOTO Front Cover From the TV Series.. Mass Market Paperback., Media Books., 1967, 2.5, Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98. Ex-Library. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Nice book! No spine creases & very mild wear on laminated cover. Lightly aged pages, library stamps on edges & endpages. From Publishers Weekly: """"Lynch describes in unflinching detail a squalid, urban scene,"""" said PW, calling this novel """"meticulously crafted, its prose evocative and lyrical and almost excruciating to read."""" Ages 12-up. (Oct.) Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal: Grade 9 Up-Spanning the first 12 years of Davey's life, this book skillfully portrays the subject of childhood neglect and deprivation. Relegated to the care of his older sister, Davey spends hours in front of the television or riding aimlessly through the city on the mountain bike given to him by his deadbeat dad. Occasionally he accompanies his sister to the porch hangout of her dope-smoking friends or is dumped at a bar by his mom, where he is left in the charge of the bartender. Davey lives on macaroni and cheese and he rarely talks. His only friend (if you can call him that) is a local drug dealer who nicknames him Gypsy Davey. One day the friend is gone from the street with only the chalk outline of his dead body left. To complete this depressing cycle, Davey, before he is a teenager, becomes the caretaker of his sister's new baby. The characters are well drawn and elicit readers' concern. The dialogue crackles with realism including sporadic profanities. But the masterful prose is often overwhelmed by the brutal reality and the gloomy hopelessness of Davey's situation. Unlike his acclaimed novel, Shadow Boxer (HarperCollins, 1993), Lynch here gives us little to cheer about. Davey's father does return, but just for the warm months. And the rainbow in this story is found in an oily puddle of rainwater along the street gutter. In terms of literary quality, this work is outstanding. The book would inspire serious discussions in English classes, and, particularly with the guidance of a good teacher, will give worthwhile insights into parenting and family issues. Tim Rausch, Crescent View Middle School, Sandy, UT Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc., Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98, 3<

1998, ISBN: 9780064407304

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Fawcett Columbine. Very Good+ in Good+ dust jacket. 1998. Hardcover. 0449002764 . 23 oz.; 358 pages; HC w/DJ feels unread lightly aged DJ 2 rips bottom edge. Rachel Stark is about to liv… Plus…

Fawcett Columbine. Very Good+ in Good+ dust jacket. 1998. Hardcover. 0449002764 . 23 oz.; 358 pages; HC w/DJ feels unread lightly aged DJ 2 rips bottom edge. Rachel Stark is about to live every parent's nightmare, the strain of her troubled marriage intensified by a far greater tragedy: her nine-year-old son, David, snatched off the street in broad daylight while on his way home from school. With no apparent motive. No immediate witnesses. And only one clue: his red bicycle lying, as if dropped in a hurry, on the side of the road. Now Rachel must summon up all her strength and channel every ounce of rage, terror, and anguish into a desperate search for David. Her rocky relationship with her husband, Stephen, will face the ultimate challenge--and a callous act of betrayal. ., Fawcett Columbine, 1998, 2.75, Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98. Ex-Library. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Nice book! No spine creases & very mild wear on laminated cover. Lightly aged pages, library stamps on edges & endpages. From Publishers Weekly: """"Lynch describes in unflinching detail a squalid, urban scene,"""" said PW, calling this novel """"meticulously crafted, its prose evocative and lyrical and almost excruciating to read."""" Ages 12-up. (Oct.) Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal: Grade 9 Up-Spanning the first 12 years of Davey's life, this book skillfully portrays the subject of childhood neglect and deprivation. Relegated to the care of his older sister, Davey spends hours in front of the television or riding aimlessly through the city on the mountain bike given to him by his deadbeat dad. Occasionally he accompanies his sister to the porch hangout of her dope-smoking friends or is dumped at a bar by his mom, where he is left in the charge of the bartender. Davey lives on macaroni and cheese and he rarely talks. His only friend (if you can call him that) is a local drug dealer who nicknames him Gypsy Davey. One day the friend is gone from the street with only the chalk outline of his dead body left. To complete this depressing cycle, Davey, before he is a teenager, becomes the caretaker of his sister's new baby. The characters are well drawn and elicit readers' concern. The dialogue crackles with realism including sporadic profanities. But the masterful prose is often overwhelmed by the brutal reality and the gloomy hopelessness of Davey's situation. Unlike his acclaimed novel, Shadow Boxer (HarperCollins, 1993), Lynch here gives us little to cheer about. Davey's father does return, but just for the warm months. And the rainbow in this story is found in an oily puddle of rainwater along the street gutter. In terms of literary quality, this work is outstanding. The book would inspire serious discussions in English classes, and, particularly with the guidance of a good teacher, will give worthwhile insights into parenting and family issues. Tim Rausch, Crescent View Middle School, Sandy, UT Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc., Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98, 3<

1998, ISBN: 9780064407304

Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98. Ex-Library. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Nice book! No spine creases & very mild wear on laminated cover. Lightly aged pages, library stamps on edges &… Plus…

Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98. Ex-Library. Trade Paperback. Very Good. Nice book! No spine creases & very mild wear on laminated cover. Lightly aged pages, library stamps on edges & endpages. From Publishers Weekly: """"Lynch describes in unflinching detail a squalid, urban scene,"""" said PW, calling this novel """"meticulously crafted, its prose evocative and lyrical and almost excruciating to read."""" Ages 12-up. (Oct.) Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. From School Library Journal: Grade 9 Up-Spanning the first 12 years of Davey's life, this book skillfully portrays the subject of childhood neglect and deprivation. Relegated to the care of his older sister, Davey spends hours in front of the television or riding aimlessly through the city on the mountain bike given to him by his deadbeat dad. Occasionally he accompanies his sister to the porch hangout of her dope-smoking friends or is dumped at a bar by his mom, where he is left in the charge of the bartender. Davey lives on macaroni and cheese and he rarely talks. His only friend (if you can call him that) is a local drug dealer who nicknames him Gypsy Davey. One day the friend is gone from the street with only the chalk outline of his dead body left. To complete this depressing cycle, Davey, before he is a teenager, becomes the caretaker of his sister's new baby. The characters are well drawn and elicit readers' concern. The dialogue crackles with realism including sporadic profanities. But the masterful prose is often overwhelmed by the brutal reality and the gloomy hopelessness of Davey's situation. Unlike his acclaimed novel, Shadow Boxer (HarperCollins, 1993), Lynch here gives us little to cheer about. Davey's father does return, but just for the warm months. And the rainbow in this story is found in an oily puddle of rainwater along the street gutter. In terms of literary quality, this work is outstanding. The book would inspire serious discussions in English classes, and, particularly with the guidance of a good teacher, will give worthwhile insights into parenting and family issues. Tim Rausch, Crescent View Middle School, Sandy, UT Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc., Harper Collins, 1-Sep-98, 3<