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Condizione: good. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). Book is considered to be in good or better condition. The actual cover image may not match the stock photo. Hard cover books may show signs of wear on the spine, cover or dust jacket. Paperback book may show signs of wear on spine or cover as well as having a slight bend, curve or creasing to it. Book should have minimal to no writing inside and no highlighting. Pages should be free of tears or creasing. Stickers should not be present on cover or elsewhere, and any CD or DVD expected with the book is included. Book is not a former library copy.

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Condizione: good. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). This book is in good condition. The cover has minor creases or bends. The binding is tight and pages are intact. Some pages may have writing or highlighting.

Condizione: very_good. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). This book is in Very Good condition. The cover and pages have minor shelf wear. Binding is tight and pages are intact.

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Condizione: As New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). Journey to the beginnings of the bloody days of the Haitian Revolution, with a classic tale of revenge and reclamation, reimagined with a horror twist, in The Curse of Monte Cristo.France, 1788. Edmond Dantès, a Haitian of African descent and Parisian citizen has been sentenced to a life of hell at Château d'If for treason against the Ancien Régime. Once a man of faith, Edmond believes he's been abandoned by God, and the only thing that keeps him going is his deep hatred of those who he believes have framed him. Faria, an older prisoner who becomes a mentor to Edmond, confesses, "I am not flesh of this realm. Your lust for revenge drew me here."   Together, they escape the prison and return to Saint Domingue, where the smell of rebellion is thick in the air. Edmond, once an enslaved man himself, thought he had escaped the colonized land and his past life for good, only to return as the wealthy and mysterious Count of Monte Cristo. In pursuit of his enemies - including Mercedes, once his fiancée - he finds his careful rage growing only more reckless and ravenous. Haydee, a young revolutionist, tries to use his fury for good, while Faria, drunk off the misery Edmond has caused, hungers for the fresh taste of innocent blood. As Edmond's enemies begin to catch on to the count's true identity, and the fight for liberation from the French colonists swells to a pop, Edmond must reckon with the deal he's made with Faria. Is it any more sinister - or any different - than the pact he's made with his own inner demons?

Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). Journey to the beginnings of the bloody days of the Haitian Revolution, with a classic tale of revenge and reclamation, reimagined with a horror twist, in The Curse of Monte Cristo.France, 1788. Edmond Dantès, a Haitian of African descent and Parisian citizen has been sentenced to a life of hell at Château d'If for treason against the Ancien Régime. Once a man of faith, Edmond believes he's been abandoned by God, and the only thing that keeps him going is his deep hatred of those who he believes have framed him. Faria, an older prisoner who becomes a mentor to Edmond, confesses, "I am not flesh of this realm. Your lust for revenge drew me here."   Together, they escape the prison and return to Saint Domingue, where the smell of rebellion is thick in the air. Edmond, once an enslaved man himself, thought he had escaped the colonized land and his past life for good, only to return as the wealthy and mysterious Count of Monte Cristo. In pursuit of his enemies - including Mercedes, once his fiancée - he finds his careful rage growing only more reckless and ravenous. Haydee, a young revolutionist, tries to use his fury for good, while Faria, drunk off the misery Edmond has caused, hungers for the fresh taste of innocent blood. As Edmond's enemies begin to catch on to the count's true identity, and the fight for liberation from the French colonists swells to a pop, Edmond must reckon with the deal he's made with Faria. Is it any more sinister - or any different - than the pact he's made with his own inner demons?

Paperback. Condizione: New. David Lentz; Rodrigo Catraca (illustratore). Reprint. 208 pp. Quarto [26 cm]. Illustrated wraps. From the publisher: "France, 1788. Edmond Dantès, a Haitian of African descent and Parisian citizen has been sentenced to a life of hell at Château d'If for treason against the Ancien Régime. Once a man of faith, Edmond believes he's been abandoned by God, and the only thing that keeps him going is his deep hatred of those who he believes have framed him. Faria, an older prisoner who becomes a mentor to Edmond, confesses, "I am not flesh of this realm. Your lust for revenge drew me here." Together, they escape the prison and return to Saint Domingue, where the smell of rebellion is thick in the air. Edmond, once an enslaved man himself, thought he had escaped the colonized land and his past life for good, only to return as the wealthy and mysterious Count of Monte Cristo. In pursuit of his enemies including Mercedes, once his fiancée he finds his careful rage growing only more reckless and ravenous. Haydee, a young revolutionist, tries to use his fury for good, while Faria, drunk off the misery Edmond has caused, hungers for the fresh taste of innocent blood. As Edmond's enemies begin to catch on to the count's true identity, and the fight for liberation from the French colonists swells to a pop, Edmond must reckon with the deal he's made with Faria. Is it any more sinister or any different than the pact he's made with his own inner demons?".

Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore).

Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore).

Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore).

Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore).

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). 272 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.70 inches. In Stock.

paperback. Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore).

Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). In.

Condizione: As New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). Unread book in perfect condition.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). 272 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.70 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). 272 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.70 inches. In Stock.

Condizione: very_good. Gently read. May have name of previous ownership, or ex-library edition. Binding tight; spine straight and smooth, with no creasing; covers clean and crisp. Minimal signs of handling or shelving. 100% GUARANTEE! Shipped with delivery confirmation, if you're not satisfied with purchase please return item! Ships USPS Media Mail.

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). Journey to the beginnings of the bloody days of the Haitian Revolution, with a classic tale of revenge and reclamation, reimagined with a horror twist, in The Curse of Monte Cristo.France, 1788. Edmond Dantès, a Haitian of African descent and Parisian citizen has been sentenced to a life of hell at Château d'If for treason against the Ancien Régime. Once a man of faith, Edmond believes he's been abandoned by God, and the only thing that keeps him going is his deep hatred of those who he believes have framed him. Faria, an older prisoner who becomes a mentor to Edmond, confesses, "I am not flesh of this realm. Your lust for revenge drew me here."   Together, they escape the prison and return to Saint Domingue, where the smell of rebellion is thick in the air. Edmond, once an enslaved man himself, thought he had escaped the colonized land and his past life for good, only to return as the wealthy and mysterious Count of Monte Cristo. In pursuit of his enemies - including Mercedes, once his fiancée - he finds his careful rage growing only more reckless and ravenous. Haydee, a young revolutionist, tries to use his fury for good, while Faria, drunk off the misery Edmond has caused, hungers for the fresh taste of innocent blood. As Edmond's enemies begin to catch on to the count's true identity, and the fight for liberation from the French colonists swells to a pop, Edmond must reckon with the deal he's made with Faria. Is it any more sinister - or any different - than the pact he's made with his own inner demons?

Paperback. Condizione: New. Lentz, David; Catraca, Rodrigo (illustratore). Journey to the beginnings of the bloody days of the Haitian Revolution, with a classic tale of revenge and reclamation, reimagined with a horror twist, in The Curse of Monte Cristo.France, 1788. Edmond Dantès, a Haitian of African descent and Parisian citizen has been sentenced to a life of hell at Château d'If for treason against the Ancien Régime. Once a man of faith, Edmond believes he's been abandoned by God, and the only thing that keeps him going is his deep hatred of those who he believes have framed him. Faria, an older prisoner who becomes a mentor to Edmond, confesses, "I am not flesh of this realm. Your lust for revenge drew me here."   Together, they escape the prison and return to Saint Domingue, where the smell of rebellion is thick in the air. Edmond, once an enslaved man himself, thought he had escaped the colonized land and his past life for good, only to return as the wealthy and mysterious Count of Monte Cristo. In pursuit of his enemies - including Mercedes, once his fiancée - he finds his careful rage growing only more reckless and ravenous. Haydee, a young revolutionist, tries to use his fury for good, while Faria, drunk off the misery Edmond has caused, hungers for the fresh taste of innocent blood. As Edmond's enemies begin to catch on to the count's true identity, and the fight for liberation from the French colonists swells to a pop, Edmond must reckon with the deal he's made with Faria. Is it any more sinister - or any different - than the pact he's made with his own inner demons?

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Harlem, 1961. John is a gifted young jazz musician with a secret he can barely understand himself. He is an uncanny remote viewer with the power to mentally perceive what a person is thinking or looking at. He doesn't read your mind. He sees your thoughts. He can also bend wills with simple telepathic suggestions. But in an America still rigidly divided by Jim Crow, being a Black man with such powers makes him a target for the tendrils of a nebulous government agency that is turning such individuals into weapons. Weapons and spies.When John is arrested for a murder he doesn't remember committing in the Deep South, he faces the living nightmare of a brutal Southern correctional facility surrounded by alligator-infested swampland. His rescue comes at the hands of an ultra-secret branch of the CIA that has been watching him. Faced with a choice that is really no choice at all-prison or service-John surrenders his old life and identity to become John Henry, the government's most valuable and invisible weapon.The world he enters is the Cold War at it enters its most dangerous phase. As Fidel Castro tightens his grip on Cuba, the Berlin Wall rises, and thermonuclear annihilation looms, John is thrust into a clandestine race between superpowers. It's not an arms race or a space race. It's a race to acquire psychic spy assets and put them on the playing field behind the Iron Curtain. The project that puts John through grueling training is given the codename Mindbender. And now that they know one hundred percenters-telepaths who are correct one hundred percent of the time-exist, they search for more candidates to build the program.From the violent birth of the Civil Rights movement in Birmingham, where Bull Connor's police dogs tear through peaceful marchers, to the back alleys of Istanbul and aboard the legendary Orient Express, John moves through the secret history of the 1960s. The secret history of the world. He encounters movie stars caught in webs of intrigue, enemy agents who are mirrors of himself, and a beautiful Polish spy who forces him to question everything. All while the United States preaches freedom and democracy abroad while subjugating African Americans at home with the bitter lie: separate but equal.As the world teeters on the brink of the Cuban Missile Crisis, John must navigate a landscape where alliances between comrades and enemies shift like white smoke. In a decade poised to explode, one man with sea-green eyes must decide whether he is patriot, pawn, or something else entirely.Mindbender: From Harlem with Love is the first in an espionage series in the vein of James Bond. During the Cold War, as superpowers are deploying psychic spies to engage in intrigue and espionage, the CIA discovers the most powerful of them all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Noa Ash, a lonely, biracial teenage girl, makes entries into her personal journal during an alien invasion of the Earth. Orphaned during an attack, she is sent to live with a stern grandmother she has never known on Shadow, a once-sunny beach that was warped into a hellish place of fog and darkness by a meteorite shower. There, Noa finds an old surfboard and begins riding the beach's cruel waves. As she learns how to surf, Noa begins to undergo a true transformation of body and soul that changes her from a helpless "noa-body" into a true heroine.But fate has an even stranger destiny in mind for Noa when she discovers an underwater cavern where an archaic robot from World War II lies rusting. Only the robot is not a robot. It's a vessel. To resurrect it-the only weapon on Earth Noa believes is powerful enough to stop the alien occupation-she will have to transfer her life force, her very soul, into the battered metal hull to pilot it.Aiding Noa in her mission is a teenage boy from another time, a stranger named Aren to whom Noa finds herself inexplicably drawn.Diary of a Girl at the End of the World is a coming of age adventure saga that is the first part of a trilogy. A biracial teenage girl, orphaned during the alien invasion and occupation of the Earth, chronicles the unfolding events in her personal journal even as she becomes involved in the battle. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Harlem, 1961. John is a gifted young jazz musician with a secret he can barely understand himself. He is an uncanny remote viewer with the power to mentally perceive what a person is thinking or looking at. He doesn't read your mind. He sees your thoughts. He can also bend wills with simple telepathic suggestions. But in an America still rigidly divided by Jim Crow, being a Black man with such powers makes him a target for the tendrils of a nebulous government agency that is turning such individuals into weapons. Weapons and spies.When John is arrested for a murder he doesn't remember committing in the Deep South, he faces the living nightmare of a brutal Southern correctional facility surrounded by alligator-infested swampland. His rescue comes at the hands of an ultra-secret branch of the CIA that has been watching him. Faced with a choice that is really no choice at all-prison or service-John surrenders his old life and identity to become John Henry, the government's most valuable and invisible weapon.The world he enters is the Cold War at it enters its most dangerous phase. As Fidel Castro tightens his grip on Cuba, the Berlin Wall rises, and thermonuclear annihilation looms, John is thrust into a clandestine race between superpowers. It's not an arms race or a space race. It's a race to acquire psychic spy assets and put them on the playing field behind the Iron Curtain. The project that puts John through grueling training is given the codename Mindbender. And now that they know one hundred percenters-telepaths who are correct one hundred percent of the time-exist, they search for more candidates to build the program.From the violent birth of the Civil Rights movement in Birmingham, where Bull Connor's police dogs tear through peaceful marchers, to the back alleys of Istanbul and aboard the legendary Orient Express, John moves through the secret history of the 1960s. The secret history of the world. He encounters movie stars caught in webs of intrigue, enemy agents who are mirrors of himself, and a beautiful Polish spy who forces him to question everything. All while the United States preaches freedom and democracy abroad while subjugating African Americans at home with the bitter lie: separate but equal.As the world teeters on the brink of the Cuban Missile Crisis, John must navigate a landscape where alliances between comrades and enemies shift like white smoke. In a decade poised to explode, one man with sea-green eyes must decide whether he is patriot, pawn, or something else entirely.Mindbender: From Harlem with Love is the first in an espionage series in the vein of James Bond. During the Cold War, as superpowers are deploying psychic spies to engage in intrigue and espionage, the CIA discovers the most powerful of them all. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.