Search Results: Authors starting with D from The Book Closet

Boston: Little Brown and Company, 1987 Cream boards with grey tape binding; silver lettering on spine; dj is not price clipped and is protected with a Brodart cover. "'Heiress' is Janet Dailey's spellbinding story of two beautiful women with a mysterious and powerful past. Rivals in love, rivals in business, rivals in life, Abbie Lawson and RachelFarr are bound together by a fateful secret: born on the same day, their father the same man, only one of them is legitimate." -- from the dj

Poseidon Press, 1986 1st Edition; Small Tears in DJ; Mark on Bottom

New York: St. Martin's Press, 2005 Black boards wtih gold lettering on spine; dj is protected with a Brodart cover and is not price-clipped. "Natchex, Mississippi, in 1933 is a place suspended in time. The silver and china are still dented and cracked from Yankee invaders. And the houses have names ... and memories." -- from the dj

New York: Forge, 2004 Black boards with red foil lettering on spine; dj is protected with a Brodart cover and is not price clipped; full number line; personalized signature on title page. "The Hawthorne House School for the Treatment of Autistic Children was once known for its pioneering educational approach and remarkable success rate. Now, fifteen years after this celebrated institution closed its doors for the last time, staffers and former residents have returned to Hawthorne House for its first-ever reunion. The gala event turns into a bloody nightmare when the school's revered founder, Dr. Jay Schermerhorn, is found tortured to death in the mansion's basement." -- from the dj

Forge, 1996 1st Edition; Minor Shelf Wear

New York: Knopf, 2005 Advanced Reading Copy; Minor Shelf Wear; Minor Spine Creases; Some Pages Separating From Spine

Pan Macmillan, 1986 Minor Shelf Wear

New York: St. Martin's Press, 1994 Black boards with black cloth overlay; silver lettering on spine; dj is not price clipped and is protected with Brodart cover. "Mysterious, coded messages have come from the remotest, most dreaded former gulag in northern Siberia. They plead for a certain man to be sent to carry out the most astounding Russian secret of all." -- from the dj

Pocket Books Book Club Edition; Minor Shelf Wear; Sticker on Title Page

Nashville, TN: Rutledge Hill Press, 1993 Yellow spiral binding; bright pictorial cover; gently used. Signed on the back of the front cover: Dawn Wells, Mary Ann." It appears to be Ms. Wells' signature, but not authenticated. Foreward by Bob Denver. Contains cast photos and stories as well as hand-picked recipes.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1926 Green boards with black lettering; edge bumps; spine is starting to loosen; boards show some dark spots; pages yellowing. Pictures available upon request

New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1919 Dark blue boards with faded gold lettering on spine; previous owner's library sticker on ffep; "Publisher's Note: Mr. De Morgan, at the time of his death on January 15, 1917, had written the final draft of this novel through Chapter XXXIII. Mrs. De Morgan, from notes of her husband's, added Chapter XXXIV to complete the story."

New York: Simon & Schuster, 2004 Red boards with black tape binding; gold lettering on spine; Special BEA Edition sticker on front of dj; dj protected with Brodart cover; 404 pps. "Paul Schumann, a German American living in New York City in 1936, is a mobster hitman known as much for his brilliant tactics as for taking only 'righteous' assignments. But then Paul gets caught. And the arresting officer offers him a stark choice: prison or covert government service. Paul is asked to pose as a journalist covering the summer Olympics taking place in Berlin. He's to hunt down and kill Reinhard Ernst -- the ruthless architect of Hitler's clandestine rearmament. If successful, Paul will be pardoned and given the financial means to go legit; if he refuses the job, his fate will be Sing-Sing and the electric chair." -- from the dj

New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1987 Stated first edition; white boards with reddish-orange tape binding; gold lettering on spine; small red dot on bottom; price sticker on from of dj; not price-clipped; very nice, clean copy.; dj protected with Brodart cover. "Len Deighton's biggest, most ambitious, and compelling novel opens up to the reader the startling realities of life in Berlin under the Nazis -- and the German experience of two world wars. 'Winter' takes us into a large and complex family drama, into the lives of two German brothers -- both born close upon the turn of the century, both so caught up in the currents of history that their story is one with the story of their country, from the Kaiser's heyday through Hitler's rise and fall." -- from the dj

HarperCollins, 1992 1st Edition

New York: Scribner, 2005 Green boards with black tape binding; silver lettering on spine; full number line; dj is protected with a Brodart cover; not price-clipped. "For Annie Barnes, going home to Middle River means dealing with truths long hidden, some of which she buried there herself. But it is a journey she know she must take if she is to oupt to rest, once and for all, her misgivings about her mother's recent death." -- from the dj

William Morrow & Company, 2001 1st Edition; Some Water Damage

Hyperion, 2006 Book #1 (Abadazad)

New York: Stein and Day, 1978. Book. Fair. Hardcover. Black boards with black tape binding; silver lettering on spine; previous owner's name on ffep; dj has chips and dirt..

Warner Books, 1994 1st Edition; Minor Creases in DJ; Minor Shelf Wear