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A first US edition mass market paperback with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing and a stated first Fawcett Crest printing February 1981. Age tanning to pages and to insides of covers. Reading creases to spine. The covers are showing signs of wear to the extremities and are yellowed.
SYNOPSIS: “Since a man’s home is his castle, it stands to reason that any place he hangs his castle is home…
So when an international architectural exhibit is announced in Paris, the President of Yerbadoro, knowing all too well that his people are revolting and that his dictating days are numbered, decided to take advantage of that old adage – and moves his castle to Paris… stone by stone. Exit President.
And since a president must leave his country with dignity, style and his fortune intact, he has hidden in the stones fifty million dollars worth of stocks, bonds and jewels. Exit happy president.
Enter lovely revolutionary Lida Perez. Enter Eustace Dench and his international quartet of criminal masterminds with only one interest in common: money. Exit castle? Stone by stone?”
Packed weight 200gms. IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DESPATCH
