No Love Lost, Eileen Dewhurst — 1st Edition

£31.25

No Love Lost, Eileen Dewhurst — 1st Edition

Name: No Love Lost, Eileen Dewhurst — 1st Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 6992
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Publication: Sutton, Severn House Publishers Ltd, 2001

Formatting: 8vo.

Condition Report Fine. A sharp, pristine copy in an equally bright, unclipped dust jacket. The binding remains exceptionally tight and square, showing no evidence of shelf-wear to the boards. The text block edges are crisp and unblemished, free from the age-toning and spotting that typically afflicts volumes of this era. Internally, the pages are clean and bright, and the jacket retains a glossy, unrubbed finish without any creasing or edge-tears, fully preserving the original publisher's price.

Catalogue Note This is the first world edition, published in Great Britain in 2001 by Severn House Publishers Ltd.

Severn House titles are renowned for their extraordinarily small print runs, heavily weighted toward institutional library distribution, making pristine, non-ex-library copies decidedly scarce on the open market. The volume retains its original, unclipped dust jacket.

In this Phyllida Moon mystery, the intrepid private investigator returns to Seaminster to untangle a complex web of deceit. Tasked by the Peter Piper Detective Agency with a deceptively simple investigation, Phyllida soon finds herself navigating a labyrinth of domestic secrets, rivalries, and potential murder, proving once again that in matters of the heart and the purse, there is truly no love lost.

Book Condition: Fine

Book Authors: Eileen Dewhurst

Book Publisher: Severn House Publishers Ltd

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Fiction

Genre: Crime & Mystery

Book edition: First Edition

Signed: No

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Book Publication Year: 2001

Book Publication Date:

Book Binding: Hardcover

Illustrator: N/A

Book Series: A Phyllida Moon Mystery

Country/region of manufacture: Bodmin, United Kingdom

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