Helen All Alone: [a novel]

William BUCHAN

Published by London: Gerald Duckworth & Co,, 1961

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Dustwrapper (by Biro) slightly faded at the spine, otherwise a fine copy. "'Do I have to kill someone?' Helen Clark asked at her Secret Service briefing in London. The reply was unexpected, and not particularly reassuring: ostensibly she was to be governess to Victoria the young daughter of Mark Ogilvy, British Minister in Senj, a seedy Balkan capital beyond the Iron Curtain . . ." (publisher's blurb). The third book by John Buchan s second son William de l Aigle Buchan (1916-2008), who succeeded his brother in 1996 as third Lord Tweedsmuir. His first book, Personal Poems, was published in 1951; his John Buchan: a memoir appeared in 1982. Seller Inventory # S100057

Bibliographic Details

Title: Helen All Alone: [a novel]

Publisher: London: Gerald Duckworth & Co,

Publication Date: 1961

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Near Fine

Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included

Edition: 1st Edition