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First UK edition paperback with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. In very nice condition. Read once very carefully. A House for the Season Book 4. “Lord Guy Carlton, late of His Majesty’s Regiment and weary from the war in France, has only wine, women and song in mind when he rents 67 Clarges Street for the Season. He certainly has no desire for a seriou....
First UK edition paperback with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. In very nice condition. Read once very carefully. A House for the Season Book 5. “At first, Emily Goodenough and her father, Sir George, are exactly what the servants at 67 Clarges Street are hoping for: respectable tenants to usher in a successful Season. But all is not what it seems… as....
First UK edition paperback with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. In very nice condition. Read once very carefully. A House for the Season Book 2. “It’s up to the servants of 67 Clarges Street to hatch a scheme… and arrange a match. Plain Jane Hart joins her sister at No 67 for the Season, and while it is her sister’s fate to flit her way thr....
First UK edition paperback with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. In very nice condition. Read once very carefully. A House for the Season Book 3. “Lovely but penniless Harriet Metcalf is horrified when she is named in a nobleman’s will as guardian of his ghastly and snobbish twin daughters. Is the innocent Harriet wily enough to cope with the intricacie....
First UK edition paperback with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. In very nice condition. Read once very carefully. A House for the Season Book 1. “Is 67 Clarges Street the uhluckiest house in Mayfair? Every Season, the fashionable set of the Regency hire houses in the heart of London’s popular West End, and yet 67 Clarges Street, a town house complete ....
A first signed numbered limited edition hardback (100 copies only). Stated first edition. This pocket-sized (113mm x 160mm) hardback is unread. Published without a dust jacket.
Book #15 of 100. SIGNED by Alan Ryker on the limitation page.
SYNOPSIS: “Jessie is not living the life he imagined. He spends his days working a job he hates. He spends his nights tormente....
A first signed numbered limited edition hardback (100 copies only). Stated first edition. This pocket-sized (113mm x 160mm) hardback is unread. Published without a dust jacket.
Book #100 of 100. SIGNED by Alan Ryker on the limitation page.
SYNOPSIS: “Jessie is not living the life he imagined. He spends his days working a job he hates. He spends his nights torment....
This is the first printing of the Eibonvale Press edition, having previously been published as s signed, limited edition by Tartarus Press in 2000. Unread. Bought new at publication and stored ever since. Some very minor creasing at edges of flaps caused in transit from the publisher.
A collection of 26 short stories.
SYNOPSIS: “Welsh writer Rhys Hughes regards this ....
First edition of the Vintage Books edition with a full 1 to 10 number sequence indicating a first printing. The book was originally published in 1949 by Longman. This is a B format (130 x 198 mm) larger sized paperback. Read once very carefully. “Uprooted from war-torn London, Alda Lucie-Brown and her three daughters start a new life at Pine Cottage in rural Sussex. Alda is unsuited ....
This is a second impression UK paperback with a 2 to 10 number sequence. Read once very carefully. An Agatha Raisin novel. “Agatha decides to take time off from running her detective agency and so takes on a PR assignment instead – publicising a church fete in a neighbouring village. She brings out the crowds for the fete all right, but there’s more going on than innocent ....
A paperback edition originally published by Penguin in 1963. This is a later, 1979, printing. In good condition for its age. Reading creases to spine. Covers are scuffed at extremities. Page are quite heavily tanned but the book remains eminently readable. An 87th Precinct novel. “Annie Boone lay lapped in blood, alcohol and splintered glass – face down in the liquor store. Holes....
A first UK paperback B Format (130 x 198 mm). In very good condition. Book Three of The Knights of Liofwende. “Mallmoc’s towering iron land-ship is cutting a devastating path through Liofwende. Flanked by an army of Ulcugga fairies, the evil warlock appears unstoppable. His only foes are a boy from England, a boggart and a talking rat with a food fixation. Or so Mallmac believes.....