I went back to the Friends of the Library sale today with my mom. This was the last day of the sale therefore things were half off and they want to get rid of stuff so they don't have to pack up as much. I have to say, it had been hit hard over the past two days; there were empty tables. But, of course, I always manage to find books to buy. It wasn't looking so good the first 15 to 20 minutes as there was nothing catching my eye but then I decided to really widen my net to things that looked interesting to me not just must haves.
Here are the trade and paperbacks:
SOME DEATHS BEFORE DYING by Peter Dickinson
JACKSON PARK by Charlotte Carter
BLUE LIGHTNING edited by John Harvey
JOHNSON AND BOSWELL by Hesketh Pearson
THE MCDEAD by Ken Bruen
THE DEATH YOU DESERVE by David Bowker
PLAYING SHAKESPEARE by John Barton
CASE HISTORIES by Kate Atkinson
LAW & ORDER by Courier & Green
THE ACCIDENTAL HUNTER by Nelson George
THE LONG GOODBYE by Raymond Chandler
MASTER'S MATES by Peter Corris
FOREVER BLUE by Suzanne Brockman
LEGAL BRIEFS edited by William Bernhardt
TRAUMA by Graham Masterson
PORTRAITS OF GUILT by Jeanne Boylan
REQUIEUM FOR MOSES by William X. Kienzle
A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN by Virginia Woolf (I have a copy, one can never have enough)
3 LIVES by Gertrude Stein
HARD TIMES by Charles Dickens
CLANDESTINE by James Ellroy
DEADLINE BY Gerry Boyle
DEAD END GAME by Christopher Newman
BELOW THE SALT by Thomas B. Costain
The hardbacks:
BLOOD ON THE WOOD by Gillian Linscott
THE PERFECT DAUGHTER by Gillian Linscott
THE INSIDE RING by Michael Lawson
PRIVILEGED INFORMATION by Terry Lewis
THE LAST TEMPLAR by Raymond Khoury
THE DEVIL'S ACRE by David Holland
STREET FIGHTER by Bill Kent
MISTRESS OF THE ART OF DEATH by Arianna Frankling (read it and loved, wanted to own)
THE OBSERVATIONS by Jane Harris
TOUGH CHOICES by Carly Fiorina
DESERT NOIR by Betty Webb
PAR FOUR by Elizabeth Gunn
MORTAL SIN by Paul Levine
TO SPEAK FOR THE DEAD by Paul Levine
THE JEKYL ISLAND CLUB by Brent Monahan
SO SHALL YOU REAP by Marilyn Wallace
SHALLOW GRAVE by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
CASTLE ROUGE by Carole Nelson Douglas
LAST TO LEAVE by Clare Curzon
THE BODY OF A WOMAN by Clare Curzon
A WEEKEND TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE by Joan Anderson (hey, just a weekend!) :)
... And that's it! Okay, 45 books, but they were dirt cheap at 50 cents for hardbacks except for three "new" ones at $1.50 each. And paperbacks were a quarter. Again, I do this in the event that the publishing industry will collapse (look what happened to the financial markets and they said THAT wouldn't happen) and I will be prepared. I am the book apocalypse bunker.
Happy reading,
PK the Bookeemonster
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