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Thomas, H. C. A Boy Fighter With Andrew Jackson by Thomas, H. C.
Racine, WI Whitman Publishing Company Hardcover Good
Good/No Jacket 12mo - over 6'' - 7'' tall npd., c. 1946, blue bds., illus., 249pp., (wear to head+heel of spine+edges+corners bumped, covers lt.soiled, rubbed, pages+page ends yellowed, some pages creased to corners)
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Thomas, H. C. A Boy Fighter with Andrew Jackson by Thomas, H. C.
Racine, WI Whitman Publishing Company Hardcover Good
Good/No Jacket 12mo - over 6'' - 7'' tall npd., c. 1946, green bds., illus., 249pp., (wear to head+heel of spine+edges+corners bumped, covers soiled, pages+page ends yellowed, some pages creased to corners, binding good)
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Craig Thomas A Hooded Crow
Harpercollins (Mm) 0061090395 / 9780061090394 PAPERBACK Good
0061090395 0061090395 Mass Market Paperback. Good. Lite wear, creases otherwise a solid copy. General Used condition.
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Craig Thomas A Hooded Crow
Harpercollins 0060179546 / 9780060179540 Hardcover Very Good
0060179546 0060179546 First Edition Hardcover. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. Clean, tight. Remainder mark.
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Munier, Andre (translated By Thomas W. Connolly) A Manual of Philosophy, First Volume, Cosmology, Philosophical Psychology by Munier, Andre (translated By Thomas W. Connolly)
Desclee Company 1964 Hardcover Good
Good-/Good- c. 1963, red bds. w/d.j., 580pp., (lt.shelf wear, corners bumped, inner hinge cracked, binding good, text clean, d.j.: lt.edge wear, soiled, rubbing)
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Craig Thomas A Wild Justice
HarperTorch 1996 0061091693 / 9780061091698 Mass Market Paperback Very Good
0061091693 0061091693 From Publishers Weekly Combining Russian detectives, Iranian spies, Vietnamese drug smugglers and a grief-stricken American hero, Thomas (Firefox) comes up a winner with his 13th novel. With his usual clarity and energy, he sets two plot lines in motion in the opening scenes: in Russia, local police discover the corpse of an American employee of Grainger-Turgenev, a joint venture in Siberia; in America, Billy Grainger of Grainger Technologies and his wife, Beth, are murdered in their home. Although the American deaths look like the work of robbers, Beth's grieving brother, ex-CIA agent John Lock, soon discovers that Grainger's profits, and Billy's lifestyle, are due to a heroin-smuggling ring that dates back to Billy's service as a CIA agent in Vietnam. Back in Russia, the local cops doggedly uncover evidence that Grainger-Turgenev is involved in a unique kind of drug-smuggling operation. As the Russian cops stir up enough waves to make themselves the target of retaliation by the smugglers and their allies in the Russian intelligence services, Lock must survive long enough to journey to Siberia, join forces with the police and avenge the death of his sister. Readers may be way ahead of Lock in figuring out the identity of the chief villain, but this lapse is more than made up for by Thomas's skill in mixing the grittiness of a police procedural with the high-concept tension of a spy thriller, and by the novel's exciting final third, a brilliantly executed chase sequence set in a Siberian blizzard. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. From Booklist Except to the white hats who track the black hat in this post^-cold war spy story, the identity of the malevolent genius is clear. He is ruthless ex-KGB officer Turgenev, who stifles inquiries into his lucrative scam--trading Russian nuclear technicians for Iranian heroin--with gunfire and booby-trap bombs. The murderous action begins in the Siberian natural-gas town of Novyy Urengoy, where an American executive in Turgenev's front company is found dead. The same happens to another exec in America, but the assassins botch the job by mistakenly taking out the sister of ex-CIA officer John Lock, who becomes enraged. Turned vengeful angel, Lock pursues Turgenev and eludes his agents; his luck holds all the way to Novyy Urengoy, where in the meantime and independently, an incorruptible Russian detective has been dodging bullets in his investigation of the first murder. Stronger as action than as suspense, this should engage readers of the author's Playing with Cobras (1993). Gilbert Taylor --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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