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New. Small black remainder mark on bottom page edges. As the year 2000 bears down, the best-selling author of "Politically Correct Bedtime Stories", James Finn Garner, confronts a series of monumental questions: Will we remember to order new checks from the bank? Did our invitation to the Kennedy New Year's party get lost in the mail again? Are we all poised on the brink of worldwide enlightenment or complete planetary destruction? A29.

New. Book 4 of 9: The Mysteries of Venice. Reluctantly investigating a series of threats made against the charismatic Barone Casarotto-Re as a means of fulfilling a personal favor, Urbino Macintyre is challenged to remain unbiased when the barone becomes the major suspect in a murder. A29

Almost new. Orange sticker on inside cover. On the day Lizzie came back from the dead, the police and her family and neighbors had already begun to search for her body. She had been missing for three days. Never an articulate child, between her confusion and amnesia she could not plausibly describe where she'd been or why she'd been away. Soon after, a convicted pedophile is released back into the community, adding to the already heightened fears of parents in the Muriel Campden Estate where he lives. Then the child of a wealthy executive disappears, and not long after, a suspect in the kidnapping is found stabbed to death. A29.

New. On tail of outer edges a line of remainder mark is visible. Offers an insider's view of a major film studio, describing the wrangling among stars, directors, agents, and executives that goes into making a movie. A29.

Used book may have markings, writing from the previous owner. Some bumping, rubbing on the top, spine, edges, corners. Outer page edges with tanning, browning, stains and foxing. Remainder mark on tail of outer edges. Frustrated by the challenges of his psychiatric practice, Ernest Lash is compelled to create a remarkable new approach to therapy that involves a completely open, authentic relationship with his clients. A29.

Almost New. Fly leaf clipped. DJ with bumping, rubbing and wear on corners and edges. Based on hundreds of interviews and years of research, an intimate and revealing portrait of the Ethel Skakel Kennedy, the widow of Robert Kennedy, reveals a driven woman with a tragic family history and with great political influence. 1994. A29.

New. DJ has slight shelfware and lower outer edges has very slight dampstain, but does NOT interfere with the reading material or boards. Outer edges could have beginning of yellowing, browing, stains, foxing due to age. This is the story of two very different women living in 1880s New Orleans. Innocent Kate - seduced by a rake and abandoned - turns to a life of prostitution to support herself. She wins the heart of the wealthy son of a distinguished New Orleans family. Meanwhile, transplanted Boston blueblood, suffragette Julia, has just discovered that her husband Charles owns brothels in Storyville, the prostitution district of New Orleans. A29.

New. Art collector Kaspar Utz takes refuge from the Gestapo horrors of World War II Prague, finding in his Meissen porcelains an exquisite reality and a counterfoil to his part-Jewish heritage. A29.