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1991 |
ILES, GREG BONE TREE (PENN CAGE, NO 5)
William Morrow 2016 0062311131 / 9780062311139 PAPERBACK .
William Morrow 2/23/2016. New paperback. Store pick: A masterpiece of epic proportion. Once again, Greg Iles has turned out a beautifully written novel that explores the possibility of life changing secrets and well kept sins. A history lesson that delivers heartbreak and magnifies the race relations of the 60’s. This real life murder mystery had me turning pages and speed reading…yet I didn’t want this book to end. -Nancy M., store volunteer
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9.99 USD
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1992 |
ILES, GREG MISSISSIPPI BLOOD (PENN CAGE, NO 6) *SIGNED*
William Morrow 2017 0062311158 / 9780062311153 First Edition, First Printing. HARDCOVER in Brand New jacket.
William Morrow 3/21/2017. New hardcover. First Edition, First Printing. in Brand New jacket. Store pick: I couldn’t wait for the third installment of this masterfully written trilogy. And now, I’m sorry it’s over. Greg Iles is a magnificent story-teller; a genius with a pen. A history lesson, a love story, betrayal, a murder mystery, harrowing action, spectacular courtroom drama, corruption, incredible sadness… Everything one could ask for in a well-written story. Iles saved the best for last. Mississippi blood is definitely thicker than water. -Nancy M., store volunteer Signed by author.
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29.99 USD
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1993 |
ILES, GREG NATCHEZ BURNING (PENN CAGE, NO 4)
William Morrow 2015 0062311093 / 9780062311092 PAPERBACK .
William Morrow 3/31/2015. New paperback. Store pick: Greg Iles is an amazing story teller and his eagerly anticipated new novel proves this beyond a doubt. Natchez Burning is the first in an epic trilogy which starts in 1964 during the heated days of civil rights action in Natchez and the nearby areas of Louisiana. The past comes back with a vengeance as Penn Cage is forced to find out the long hidden truths about what happened during this turbulent time in order to defend his father, the beloved Dr. Cage, from a murder charge. We are treated to a fascinating history of corruption and evil which may still be going on in present time. We are tantalized with hints of conspiracies on a national level. But most of all, we are shown how far family will go to protect family. -Nancy M., store volunteer
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9.99 USD
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1998 |
INMAN, SUE LILE YEAR OF THE SNAKE: 1989
FPS 2015 1934216232 / 9781934216231 PAPERBACK .
FPS 6/23/2015. New paperback. Author lives in Greenville and can personalize books. The year 1989 brings upheaval, betrayal, and change to David Archer, 53, minister of Harmony Presbyterian Church. He, his friends, family, and his nemesis – Deborah Baker, the new associate minister – struggle to find their rightful places despite their flaws and failings. Year of the Snake: 1989 is set in Upstate South Carolina after the textile industry’s demise in the South and before the days of the Internet, smart phones, and tablets. It’s a time of transition and transformation: the fictitious town of Goodwin embodies the New South, yet under the kudzu, the old still pulses. Signed by author.
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19.99 USD
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