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Dunbar, Pa: Stefano's Printing, 2002 Trade Paperback. Very Good. Very Good First printing. Minor shelf wear to covers, few faint thumb creases. Binding is very tight, pages are clean. 218 p. The title page is inscribed 'To Darla, Best Wishes, Happy Holidays! Ceane O'Hanlon-Lincoln, '02. Matching promotional bookmark included. Autumn Song is a harmonious medley of short stories-a la Impressionism, evoking mood and sensory impressions-threaded by their romantic, destiny themes and autumnal settings..

Unmarked pages, clean as new, solid binding. Handled with care. 260 p. Hardcover. First printing. Elizabeth Classen's curiosity is aroused when she notices an unfamiliar teenage girl hiding pieces of fruit in her pockets from the refreshment table during the church's social hour. No one seems to know the girl, few other people observed her, and when Elizabeth tries to speak with her, the girl bolts. Who is the fruit thief? Why is she sneaking food? And how can Elizabeth help her? At home, the sisters find evidence that a thief of a different sort has been sneaking into their ramshackle henhouse. This discovery prompts them to undertake a project that quickly becomes more challenging than they had anticipated. Meanwhile, middle sister Martha is tapped at the last minute to oversee a library book sale when the chair person takes ill; and younger sister, Mary, tries to do a good deed as a foster parent to a rescue dog, which brings a whole doggie bag full of troublesome tricks along with it.

Unmarked pages, clean with a solid like new binding. Handled with care. 285 p. First printing. When Adam Fischer - Rachel's eldest son - faces arrest for a hit and run and other serious crimes, the Classen sisters are sure the authorities are targeting the wrong man. Adam doesn't even drive, let alone have a credit card, such as the one used for fraud. But someone claiming to be Adam has been involved in a number of crimes, and all the evidence points to him. As Martha and her sisters, Elizabeth and Mary, learn more about Adam's past, they start to wonder if there is more to Adam's story than meets the eye. Yet, as they search for clues to help Adam, the identity of the real criminal remains just out of reach. Will they be able to find answers before an innocent victim is thrown in jail? Meanwhile, Mary is determined to rebuild their mother's garden, but with the weather still on the chilly side the project isn't going exactly the way she planned. Elizabeth is digging through her father's old… Read More

Page edges are tanned, pages just slightly tanned. No marks or writing. A few pages have a vertical crease. Tight binding. Dust jacket has faded upper edges. Light wear overall. Minor scuffing on upper and lower edges. Small binding error to upper rear endpaper at fold. 309 p. First United States Edition, first printing. Full number line.

Unmarked pages, clean as new, solid like new binding. Handled with care. 272 p. First printing. As Mary Classen Baxter shops for the last of her spring plants at Franz Farms, she gets to know the Mennonite owner, widower Gabriel Franz, quite well. As they spend time together, Mary begins to wonder if the two of them could have a future together. When Gabriel's nursery and fields are vandalized and items start to go missing, Mary is determined to help her new friend and solve the crimes. When Elizabeth stumbles across a Bible with the name Franz written on the front of it at a moving sale, she recognizes the Bible as a family heirloom. Could it be one of the items taken from Gabriel's farm? How did it end up at another family's sale? And what is the significance of the handwritten poem tucked in the back of the Bible? The Classen sisters soon find themselves embroiled in yet another mystery, one that will lead them to unexpected discoveries.

No marks on pages, minimal wear on covers. Read once, handled with care, still looks like new. 300 p. First printing. Christmas is fast approaching, and this year, in addition to Christmas preparations and a full house at the inn, LuAnn Sherrill has been asked to step in and chair the Marietta Christmas-in-History Tour committee. But LuAnn's love of making lists and organizing is put to the test by the overbearing behavior of Fern McPherson. Nothing LuAnn does seems to satisfy her. Things are further complicated when Jerri, one of LuAnn's former students, comes to town to visit her sister, Michele, and Michele is immediately carried off to the hospital, unconscious. Can LuAnn and her friends make sense of the cryptic notes in Michele's notebook and solve a possible crime in time for Christmas?

Anaheim, CA: Medium Rare Books, 2003 Trade Paperback. Very Good. Very Good Binding is tight, book is very clean, slight wear to covers. Signed by author. First printing. 267 pp. The title page is signed-To Debbie, Thanks for reading, Listen to who's in your head. M. Stephen Lukac..

Minor spine creases, else VG overall. No marks, minimal wear. "When Adele Schumacher hires Elvis to find her missing son, a controversial podcaster named Josh Shoe, she brings a bag filled with cash, bizarre tales of government conspiracies, and a squad of professional bodyguards. Finding Josh should be simple, but dangerous secrets lurk behind every lead, and a deadly team of mysterious strangers are determined to find Josh and his adult film star girlfriend first."

23rd printing. Clean pages, no marks, minimal wear to edges of book and dust jacket, one page has a wrinkled edge. Read with Jenna emblem on front of dust jacket.

William Morrow and Co., 1968 Hard cover. Poor. Poor in poor dust jacket. NOTE! : The dust jacket, outer boards, and endpapers have quite a bit of EDGEWEAR and STAINS. Two names in ink to front ep, price sticker in front, bookshop sticker to rear. The text inside is quite clean with no marks, binding still pretty solid. 639 p. Front spine edge of dust jacket is tattered and torn, chip missing, plastic peeling. Stain along upper edge. Yellowing to edges. Minor edgewear to bottom. Price intact on dust jacket. Reading copy only, not in collectible condition..

Bethany House Publishers, 2019 Trade paperback. Fine. Fine. No marks or wear. Looks just like new, handled with care. 320 p. null.

Howard Books, 2019 Hard cover. Very Good. Very good in very good dust jacket. Slight hints of wear on corners only. Extremely clean and solid book. Small crease on rear lower dust jacket flap, no other wear. First printing. 356 p. If only she could go back and paint the picture of her life differently. Elise never would've talked to Randy at that party. And she wouldn't be pregnant..