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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Dust Jacket Included. First Paperback Ed. & 1st Printing.. Inventory; D527-1 FATE (Pulp Digest Magazine); Vol. 8, No. 8, Issue 65, August 1955 True Stories on The Strange, The Unusual, The Unknown - Exclusive! Four New Saucer Stories, The Strangler Jacket, How To Read Handwriting, Black Magic, Eskimo Village, Electrically Charged People Published by Highland Park, IL: Clark Publishing Company, CONTENTS; ** STORIES (1) Concerning Sorns Death by Miriam Grinstead (2) The Ghost Of Colonel Wallace by Brig. Humphry Bullock (3) The Patient Who Saw Death by Dr. X (4) The Coffin That Wouldnt Stay Buried by Richard Magruder (5) When Black Magic Failed by Ethel Raysom (6) Witness From The Grave by Frank Madigan (7) Waratah - The Ship With The Ill-Starred Name by Audrey Baxendale (8) Money From Nowhere by Elfreda Stephens (9) The Eskimo Village Mystery by Murray T. Pringle; ARTICLES = (1); Are The Saucers Made On Earth? by James W. Moseley (2) The Gyrating UFO Of Cobalt by Morris Woodley (3) How To Read Handwriting by DeWitt B. Lucas (4) UFOs And The Modern Bible by Kenneth H. Cassens (5) Arkansas Mystery Light by Jack Henderson (6) Run Of Luck by Dr. W. F. Farbstein (7) The Strangler Jacket by Douglas Nelson Rhodes (8) Electrically Charged People by Henry Winfred Splitter (9) The Table Told The Story by Edmond P. Gibson CONDITION; VG; PRICE = $16; Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Book.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - An elderly Maine woman is found dead in her boathouse during a November storm. The town accepts the doctor's note. Marlowe disagrees with the drawer.It's been three weeks since Nora Blackwell decided to stay. Blackwell Books is hers now - repainted, reorganized, and humming with the prep work for the inaugural Blackthorn Book Fair: two hundred dealers, a rare-books exhibition at the Thornhaven library, and a centerpiece display of three exquisite silk bookmarks hand-painted by nineteenth-century botanical illustrator Cecily Marsh for the town's 1893 centennial.Then Phoebe Ellsworth - eighty-three years old, the keeper of three of those Marsh bookmarks - is found dead in her boathouse on the south shore. The doctor's note says a slip on wet stones, a heart that simply gave out. Nora isn't so sure. She had been the centerpiece's last private holder of the Cecily Marsh set. The bookmarks have been quietly disappearing from estate sales across the Maine coast for nearly a decade. And a Portland-based dealer named Davis Renton just happens to be at the Fair, asking pointed questions about regional bookmark holdings.What begins as a routine condolence call becomes a nine-year acquisition pattern, three coastal counties, and the small careful work Nora's great-aunt Vivian had been doing alone in the back room of the bookshop for seven years before her death.Marlowe has been watching a particular drawer in the dead woman's kitchen. The drawer turns out to matter. So does the latch on the boathouse door. So does the absence of a single steel pin.The Bookmark Thief is the second book in the Inkwell & Whiskers series. Stands alone - but readers of A Margin for Murder will catch the deeper threads.A feel-good cozy mystery - clean, character-driven, with a satisfying solve. Slow-burn romance, no graphic content.Free in Kindle Unlimited. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Hargrove Journals exhibition opened on a Friday in March. By Sunday afternoon a respected rare-book authenticator was on the floor of the library.Spring has come to Thornhaven, and with it the long-awaited Hargrove Journals Exhibition - a curated weekend gala at the Thornhaven Library honoring three generations of coastal Maine naturalists. Black tie. Champagne. A press list. The library's centerpiece display: six of Cecily Marsh's twelve hand-painted silk bookmarks, six of which have already passed through Nora Blackwell's hands.Then Helena Mercer - invited authenticator, Saturday lecturer, the dealer Nora respected - is found dead in the library's special collection room. The library was closed. The locking pin on the rolling ladder had been removed. And the librarian who built the exhibition has an account of Friday afternoon that does not match what her assistant remembers.Nora Blackwell, host committee chair and reluctant investigator, recognizes the kind of murder this is the moment she sees the housing of the missing pin. What she does not yet recognize is why Iris Calloway - the most careful curator she has ever worked with - would have any reason to want Helena Mercer dead.The answer is a cipher Cecily Marsh painted into twelve silk bookmarks in 1893. Six of those bookmarks are now in the library's case. Two have just been found in a Portland dealer's private inventory. The remaining four are somewhere on the coast of Maine. And the cipher, Nora is beginning to understand, is the location of something Cecily Marsh's family spent a hundred and thirty years hiding.Marlowe, naturally, finds the next bookmark. He has been working at this longer than any of them.Prose and Cons is the third book in the Inkwell & Whiskers series.A feel-good cozy mystery - clean, character-driven, with a satisfying solve. Slow-burn romance, no graphic content.Free in Kindle Unlimited.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. An elderly Maine woman is found dead in her boathouse during a November storm. The town accepts the doctor's note. Marlowe disagrees with the drawer.It's been three weeks since Nora Blackwell decided to stay. Blackwell Books is hers now - repainted, reorganized, and humming with the prep work for the inaugural Blackthorn Book Fair: two hundred dealers, a rare-books exhibition at the Thornhaven library, and a centerpiece display of three exquisite silk bookmarks hand-painted by nineteenth-century botanical illustrator Cecily Marsh for the town's 1893 centennial.Then Phoebe Ellsworth - eighty-three years old, the keeper of three of those Marsh bookmarks - is found dead in her boathouse on the south shore. The doctor's note says a slip on wet stones, a heart that simply gave out. Nora isn't so sure. She had been the centerpiece's last private holder of the Cecily Marsh set. The bookmarks have been quietly disappearing from estate sales across the Maine coast for nearly a decade. And a Portland-based dealer named Davis Renton just happens to be at the Fair, asking pointed questions about regional bookmark holdings.What begins as a routine condolence call becomes a nine-year acquisition pattern, three coastal counties, and the small careful work Nora's great-aunt Vivian had been doing alone in the back room of the bookshop for seven years before her death.Marlowe has been watching a particular drawer in the dead woman's kitchen. The drawer turns out to matter. So does the latch on the boathouse door. So does the absence of a single steel pin.The Bookmark Thief is the second book in the Inkwell & Whiskers series. Stands alone - but readers of A Margin for Murder will catch the deeper threads.A feel-good cozy mystery - clean, character-driven, with a satisfying solve. Slow-burn romance, no graphic content.Free in Kindle Unlimited. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Condizione: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Hargrove Journals exhibition opened on a Friday in March. By Sunday afternoon a respected rare-book authenticator was on the floor of the library.Spring has come to Thornhaven, and with it the long-awaited Hargrove Journals Exhibition - a curated weekend gala at the Thornhaven Library honoring three generations of coastal Maine naturalists. Black tie. Champagne. A press list. The library's centerpiece display: six of Cecily Marsh's twelve hand-painted silk bookmarks, six of which have already passed through Nora Blackwell's hands.Then Helena Mercer - invited authenticator, Saturday lecturer, the dealer Nora respected - is found dead in the library's special collection room. The library was closed. The locking pin on the rolling ladder had been removed. And the librarian who built the exhibition has an account of Friday afternoon that does not match what her assistant remembers.Nora Blackwell, host committee chair and reluctant investigator, recognizes the kind of murder this is the moment she sees the housing of the missing pin. What she does not yet recognize is why Iris Calloway - the most careful curator she has ever worked with - would have any reason to want Helena Mercer dead.The answer is a cipher Cecily Marsh painted into twelve silk bookmarks in 1893. Six of those bookmarks are now in the library's case. Two have just been found in a Portland dealer's private inventory. The remaining four are somewhere on the coast of Maine. And the cipher, Nora is beginning to understand, is the location of something Cecily Marsh's family spent a hundred and thirty years hiding.Marlowe, naturally, finds the next bookmark. He has been working at this longer than any of them.Prose and Cons is the third book in the Inkwell & Whiskers series.A feel-good cozy mystery - clean, character-driven, with a satisfying solve. Slow-burn romance, no graphic content.Free in Kindle Unlimited. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. An elderly Maine woman is found dead in her boathouse during a November storm. The town accepts the doctor's note. Marlowe disagrees with the drawer.It's been three weeks since Nora Blackwell decided to stay. Blackwell Books is hers now - repainted, reorganized, and humming with the prep work for the inaugural Blackthorn Book Fair: two hundred dealers, a rare-books exhibition at the Thornhaven library, and a centerpiece display of three exquisite silk bookmarks hand-painted by nineteenth-century botanical illustrator Cecily Marsh for the town's 1893 centennial.Then Phoebe Ellsworth - eighty-three years old, the keeper of three of those Marsh bookmarks - is found dead in her boathouse on the south shore. The doctor's note says a slip on wet stones, a heart that simply gave out. Nora isn't so sure. She had been the centerpiece's last private holder of the Cecily Marsh set. The bookmarks have been quietly disappearing from estate sales across the Maine coast for nearly a decade. And a Portland-based dealer named Davis Renton just happens to be at the Fair, asking pointed questions about regional bookmark holdings.What begins as a routine condolence call becomes a nine-year acquisition pattern, three coastal counties, and the small careful work Nora's great-aunt Vivian had been doing alone in the back room of the bookshop for seven years before her death.Marlowe has been watching a particular drawer in the dead woman's kitchen. The drawer turns out to matter. So does the latch on the boathouse door. So does the absence of a single steel pin.The Bookmark Thief is the second book in the Inkwell & Whiskers series. Stands alone - but readers of A Margin for Murder will catch the deeper threads.A feel-good cozy mystery - clean, character-driven, with a satisfying solve. Slow-burn romance, no graphic content.Free in Kindle Unlimited. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …