Search Results: Titles starting with D from Last Word Books LLC

Navajo Tribal Policeman Jim Chee is drawn into the world of Hopi sorcery and Navajo witchcraft. Blue cloth and blue paper covered boards. Very good+ in VG+ dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp. Jacket has a small crease to upper corner of front flap and towhead of spine, small abrasion to front panel near flap fold, very light shelf wear to rear panel.

Fine in fine dust jacket.

Author "reinvents the novel of psychological suspense." Small bump to heel of spine, hence near fine grade, dust jacket is fine.

The story of 2nd Panzer's brutal march through southern France to reach the Normandy beaches to help repel the invasion. Quarter blue cloth and blue paper covered boards. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Heel of spine no longer crisp, light shop wear to cloth near heel of spine. Jacket has a small abrasion at heel of spine.

Full red cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on spine, top edge gilt, frontispiece, title page vignette of the giant Ke'-lok, other illustrations, 273 pages including index. Light bumping to head and heel of spine, faint wear to tips of boards. Gilt lettering is clean and bright. A very attractive book.

America's colony on Mars is a failure. Then an underground city and Martians are discovered. Fine in near fine dust jacket. DJ has two very small creases to bottom edge of rear panel.

A novella that served as a sub-plot in Rankin's book Dead Souls. Full blue cloth covered boards.

The story of ancient Britain's struggle to overthrow Roman rule. Well illustrated, 224 pages.

Light bump to heel of spine. Jacket has closed 3/4" tear to rear panel near spine, and tiny closed tear to top edge of front panel, light wear to head and heel of spine, some age toning along top edge.

First book in the American Folkways series edited by Erskine Caldwell. Red loth boards, Gilt devise on front board, gilt lettering on spine, 357 pages. Near fine in VG dust jacket. Gift inscription on first free endpaper, otherwise near fine. Jacket has wear and chipping to head and heel of spine, chip to top edge of rear panel, "1941" and "IE" written in ink on jacket spine. Tips of jacket clipped (as issued), but not price clipped.

Bail bondsman and part time bounty hunter CJ Floyd takes on a case and prepares for the worst. Author's first book. Very slight bump to bottom corner of rear board, hence NF grade.

Reprinted from the Virginia City Montana Post of January 1867. Full green and tan cloth covered boards, gilt decoration on front board, and gilt lettering on spine is bright and fresh, map, expense accounting and bibliographical notes. Very light wear to head and heel of spine, hence NF grade. No jacket as issued.

Northwest historical Series XIII. Full blue cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on spine, frontispiece, map and other illustrations, 547 pages including appendices, bibliography and index. Light wear to head and heel of spine, tips of boards, and bottom edges.

Only from the the mind of Adam's can we get "a ghost-horror-detective-time travel-romantic comedy". Half black and black paper covered boards. Very good in VG dust jacket. Full page vertical crease to rear endpaper. Dust jacket has light shelf wear to front panel, crease to top edge of front panel and head of spine, small closed tear and light age toning to rear panel, some toning to rear and front flaps.

Author retraces the voyage of Alexander Mackenzie on his 1,200 mile journey to the Arctic Ocean in 1789. Very good+ in VG+ dust jacket. Head and heel of spine lightly bumped. Dust jacket has light wrinkle to bottom edge of spine flap, two very small spots to rear panel.

Reprinted From California Historical Society Vol. XXI No.3 and 4 and Vol. XXII, No. 1. IFull red cloth boards, 97 pages including notes, maps. Some pages unopened. Special Publication Number 18. Head and heel of spine bumped. No jacket

Sixth book in the American Trails Series edited by A. B. Guthrie, Jr.. Red cloth covered boards, endpaper maps, 408 pages. Near fine in VG dust jacket. Head and heel of spine lightly bumped. Jacket spine lightly sunned, hence VG grade.

Author's third novel featuring Father John O'Malley. O'Malley and Arapaho attorney Vicky Holden tackle a brutal crime of greed, false promises, and shattered dreams on Wyoming's Wind River Reservation.

Author cracks the conundrums of middle age, New Age, old age and more. Full blue cloth covered boards.

The author "gives the first authentic account of who the mysterious Druids were and what role they played in Celtic society."