A Prey Novel Ser.: Neon Prey by John Sandford (2019, Hardcover) Condition: New Book. Has remainder mark.Please refer to pictures included in listing for more detailed description. Satisfaction is guaranteed with every order. ISBN: 9780525536581
"Orphans of the Sky" by Robert A. Heinlein is a first American edition hardcover book published by Putnam in 1964. It is a science fiction novel that takes place in a futuristic world where a catastrophic event has left Earth's survivors on a journey through space. The book features a dust jacket and is a valuable addition to any collector's library, especially for fans of Heinlein's work in the genre. With its intriguing storyline and iconic author, this edition is a must-have for enthusiasts of classic science fiction.
Jan Karon in the ". Mitford " series. The books and dust jackets are in good used condition with normal wear, including small tears. The books are smoke free. -In This Mountain. LARGE PRINT books written by.
This product is a lot of 14 Clive Cussler novels from the Dirk Pitt series, including titles such as "The Jungle" and "The Spy.". The hardcover books were published by Putnam in 1994 and are part of the Oregon Files series.
"Tommyknockers" by Stephen King is a vintage horror novel published in 1987 by Putnam in hardcover format. With 544 pages, this English-language book delves into the genre of fiction, specifically exploring themes of horror. Published by the renowned author Stephen King, this vintage novel is a classic addition to any book collection. Some spotting on top of pages. Please review all photos before purchasing.
I Really Needed This Today: Words to Live By - Hardcover By Kotb, Hoda - GOOD Product Id:0735217416 Condition:USED_GOOD Notes:Good condition ex-library book with usual library markings and stickers.
"Friendly Fire" is a nonfiction novel published in 1976 by Putnam. Written by C.D.B. Bryan, the book delves into the topic of war, specifically exploring the concept of friendly fire in the context of combat situations. The hardcover format includes a dust jacket, adding to its collectible appeal for readers interested in the genre of war and combat narratives. This English-language work from the United States provides a compelling and detailed account of the unique challenges and complexities of warfare.
Author: Vladimir Nabokov. Title: Lolita. Year: 1958. Housed in a protective archival sleeve. (Note: Any harsh white streaks in the photos are just light reflections off the Mylar sleeve). Binding & Boards: Original black cloth spine with pink lettering and textured white/blue paper boards are solid and correct.
