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Softcover. Condition: Very good. 62 p. 22 cm. Stapled card covers have some soiling and discolouration. Also includes Ronald Fryer, Patrick Savage, Wilson Davidson, William Burt, David Wallbaum, and Ray Kennedy.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This is the story of Harry Bailey and his attempts to repair a life that has come undone. He has been living with his father since his mother walked out on them both six years before, and together they have sunk into a lonely routine. But their humdrum habits are suddenly disrupted when the elder Bailey begins dating a woman half his age. As Harry gets drawn back into the surprises of a rediscovered life, he grows increasingly preoccupied both with his father's happiness and with Mona, the woman responsible.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Eighteen years ago a college love affair ended disastrously: a moonlit walk, a fairytale evening, and then a terrifying confrontation and a tearful goodbye. Bunny Bingham fled to the safety of a more ordinary life. But now, with that life in tatters, she returns to the scene of her greatest happiness, trying to make sense of all that she has lost and all that might still be waiting. Bunny's search entangles her in the lives of two damaged souls: a young woman still suffering through her own abandonment and a homeless man with nothing but revenge on his mind. As their separate stories grow more intertwined, a series of revelations binds them closer and closer together, leading them along a tangled path of longing and hope. Bunny searches for her lost love every place she can imagine: where they used to go, where he might have gone, and where she hopes, in her most secret heart, he might yet be. From a moonlit garden to an abandoned train-yard to the blood-dark heart of the forest, Bunny finds herself on a journey made of equal parts memory and dream. And as the inevitability of loss gives way to a new sense of possibility, the ordinary boundaries of life and longing may yet open up to include that most unlikely of things: a happy ending. This is a tale of love lost and recovered, of loyalty so deeply felt it transcends betrayal; a tale of how even those hearts past hope can sometimes find a new beginning.…

Gebunden. Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnD. K. Smith is a graduate of Yale and the Iowa Writers Workshop. He is the author of two additional novels: Missing Persons, and Bunny, a romance. He teaches Medieval and Renaissance literature at Kansas State University.

Gebunden. Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnD. K. Smith is a graduate of Yale and the Iowa Writers Workshop. He is the author of two previous novels, Nothing Disappears and Missing Persons, and teaches Medieval and Renaissance literature at Kansas State University.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - At the age of fifteen, shattered by the sudden death of his girlfriend Grace, Charles Bentchley flees his Connecticut home and takes to the road. He finds refuge with the Magnificent Rudy, a traveling magician who for the next seven years teaches Charles the tricks of his trade. But with Rudy's death Charles has no place to go but home. As he confronts his loss of Grace and his brother's role in it, he must come to grips not only with his brother's betrayal, but with his own mistakes and guilt, finding his way beyond loss and anger toward new love and redemption. In this lucid, concise, and beautiful penetration of character, D. K. Smith has written a synthesis of narrative and idea that never ceases to be a superior entertainment as well.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This is a novel of the art world: equal parts love, ambition, and betrayal. Weland Tilyard used to say he had given the gift of sex to the heartland: paintings whose erotic charge was subdued to such beauty and warmth that it became a kind of innocence. It made him famous. But when he cranked into motion the whole elaborate machinery of public attention, Bea Holliman had been carried along as well, transformed into a figure of such beauty and erotic power that it took years for people to realize she was none of those things. Now Weland wants to bring it all back-the fame, the passion-with a brand new twist. But here's the thing about fame. It's never what you think. And passion always cuts both ways.…

Gebunden. Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnD. K. Smith is a graduate of Yale and the Iowa Writers Workshop. He is the author of two additional novels: Missing Persons, and Bunny, a romance. He teaches Medieval and Renaissance literature at Kansas State University.

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