Search Results: Titles starting with E from Books in Bulgaria

London: Marilyn Malin. Very Good+. 1986. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Corners lightly bumped. ; Gloss pictorial boards. Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside. ; Color Illustrations; 41 pages; Eric Stanley Pigeon has a special gift, and when Smelly, the old tramp, found out about it, he thought it was his lucky day. .

London: Sphere Books Limited. Very Good-; Light reading creases, tiny corner clips to front cover, . slight loss to rear cover, tiny stain to rear endpaper. ; Nice tight copy, . no names inside.. 1982. First British Edition. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Third Printing; 256 pages; Novel based on the screenplay by Melissa Mathison. A group of children befriend a stranded alien a long way from home. ; 0722152434 .

Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England: Penguin Books Ltd. Very Good; Light reading and cover creases, slightly concaved spine. ; . Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside. Heavy book and priced . accordingly. Cover artwork by Jonathan Gibbs.. 1993. First Edition. Paperback. First Printing; 960 pages; The essential guide to the legal workings of the European Community. Surveys the gradual development of the EC and the impact of the 1991 Maastricht Treaty. ; 0140145079 .

London: Headline Book Publishing. Very Good-. 1996. Reprint; Second Printing. Paperback. Some cover creasing, light shelf wear with some scuffing and slight surface tear to front cover, ink stamps to both front and rear endpaper, paper lightly edge toned. ; Second printing of Headline paperback edition, 1996 Nice tight copy. Cover artwork by Shuttleworth. ; 256 pages; Novel told as a series of e-mails. When fortysomething mother Katherine Simmonds logs into the adult bulletin board section of a computer online service whilst in bed with a cold, she's in for a few surprises... .

London: Macmillan. Very Good+. 2001. First British Edition; First Printing. Paperback. Trade PB . Minor shelf wear, light foxing to edges of reading block. ; First UK trade paperback edition, first printing with full number line. Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside, appears unread. Cover photos by William Huber and Lawrence Manning. Heavy book and priced accordingly. ; 448 pages; For twelve long years Rachel Beckett has been in prison for the murder of her husband, Martin. A murder she swears she didn't do. For twelve long years she had to allow another woman to raise her daughter, Amy. Until, at the age of seventeen, Amy has insisted she never wants to see her real mother again. But now Rachel is free, and ready to take revenge on Daniel - her brother-in-law, her one-time lover, and the man she insists fired the fatal shot... .

London: Hulton Press. Good. 1958. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. Some shelf and edge wear, corners bumped and rubbed, gutters starting, ink name opposite title some ink tick marks to contents, crossword inside partially completed. ; Decorated boards with green cloth spine. Good reading copy. ; B&W and Colour Illustrations; 176 pages; Stories, articles and comic strips Inclkuding Dan Dare, Jack o' Lantern, PC 49 etc. .

London: Warner Books. Very Good+; Slight edge and shelf wear. ; Nice tight flat copy, no names . or marks inside, appears unread. Heavy book and priced accordingly.. 1993. Reprint. Paperback. Mass Market PB . First Printing; 656 pages; The French Foreign Legion has an unbreakable code of loyalty - to the Legion and to each other. But Raoul Duvalier getrayed that code. Having been crippled, starved and tortured by the Viet Minh, he's court-martialled by the Legion, disgraced, and sent back to France with no job and no prospects. Except the prospect of revenge. For Duvalier has for 20 years known, and not betrayed, the whereabouts of the Legion's gold. Now recruiting a private army from the Legion itself, he intends to claim it for himself. But this time one of his men has betrayed him. The question is who? ; 0751500127 .

London: Pan Books. Good+. 1991. Reprint; Third Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Some reading creases and edge wear, large split at base of spine. ; Good reading copy, no names or marks inside. ; 342 pages; Sequel to The Eagle Has Landed. Liam Devlin having escaped back to mainland Europe, in the aftermath of the failed attempt to kidnap Churchill, is given a new task by his paymasters in Berlin. Kurt Steiner has also miraculously survived, and is being held prisoner in the Tower of London. Devlin's job is to get Steiner back to Germany, as a glorious hero of the Reich, so that he can be presented to the Fuhrer himself. .

London: Pan Books. Very Good. 1976. Reprint; Third Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Some reading creases, ink previous owner details on front endpaper. ; 352 pages; November 6th 1943, Reichsfuhrer Himmler receives a simple message, The Eagle has landed. A small force of paratroops have arrived in Norfolk, their mission to kidnap Winston Churchill staying at a remote country house near the coast for the weekend, and bring him back to face Adolf Hitler. .

London: Pan Books. Very Good. 1976. Reprint; Second Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Light reading creases and edge wear, paper edge toned. ; Second printing of Pan edition, 1976. Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside. Cover design uncredited. ; 352 pages; November 6th 1943, Reichsfuhrer Himmler receives a simple message, The Eagle has landed. A small force of paratroops have arrived in Norfolk, their mission to kidnap Winston Churchill staying at a remote country house near the coast for the weekend, and bring him back to face Adolf Hitler. .

Harmondsworth, Middlesex, England: Penguin Books. Good+. 2005. Reprint; Fifteenth Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Some reading and cover creases, some shelf and edge wear with rubs and tiny splits to spine extremities and some loss of cover gilding, some internal foxing. ; Penguin 30th anniversary mass market edition, 2005, fifteenth printing overall. Good reading copy, no names inside. Cover design by blacksheep. ; 384 pages; November 6th 1943, Reichsfuhrer Himmler receives a simple message, The Eagle has landed. A small force of paratroops have arrived in Norfolk, their mission to kidnap Winston Churchill staying at a remote country house near the coast for the weekend, and bring him back to face Adolf Hitler. .

London: Pan Books. Very Good. 1991. Reprint; Third Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Light reading creases, small ink name and date on front endpaper. ; Nice tight flat copy. ; 341 pages; Sequel to The Eagle Has Landed. Liam Devlin having escaped back to mainland Europe, in the aftermath of the failed attempt to kidnap Churchill, is given a new task by his paymasters in Berlin. Kurt Steiner has also miraculously survived, and is being held prisoner in the Tower of London. Devlin's job is to get Steiner back to Germany, as a glorious hero of the Reich, so that he can be presented to the Fuhrer himself. .

London: Pan Books. Good+. 1976. Reprint. Paperback. Heavy cover wear, good reading copy ; November 6th 1943, Reichsfuhrer Himmler receives a simple message, The Eagle has landed. A small force of paratroops have arrived in Norfolk, their mission to kidnap Winston Churchill staying at a remote country house near the coast for the weekend, and bring him back to face Adolf Hitler. .

London: The Companion Book Club. Very Good+ with no dust jacket; Missing DJ, corners lightly bumped. ; . Deluxe edition with tuquoise faux leather boards with gilt lettering and . decoration to spine, green endpapers. Nice tight copy, no names or marks . inside.. 1975. Reprint. Hardcover. Book Club Edition . 316 pages; Heir to a fortune David Morgan's future was deemed by the rest of his family to be in a boardroom. But instead he was drawn to the sky and to fly fast jets. When he falls in love with an Isreali writer his two loves lead to him fighting in the skies over the Middle East. ; 0600871878 .

London: The Companion Book Club. Very Good+ with no dust jacket. 1975. Reprint. Hardcover. Book Club Edition . Missing DJ, slight stain to fore edge of reading block. ; Deluxe edition with tuquoise faux leather boards with gilt lettering and decoration to spine, green endpapers. Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside. ; 316 pages; Heir to a fortune David Morgan's future was deemed by the rest of his family to be in a boardroom. But instead he was drawn to the sky and to fly fast jets. When he falls in love with an Isreali writer his two loves lead to him fighting in the skies over the Middle East. .

London: Pan Books. Very Good. 1975. Reprint; Forty-Third Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Light reading crease, some shelf and edge wear. ; Forty-third printing of mass market edition. Nice tight copy, no names or marks inside. Cover design uncredited. ; 384 pages; Heir to a fortune David Morgan's future was deemed by the rest of his family to be in a boardroom. But instead he was drawn to the sky and to fly fast jets. When he falls in love with an Isreali writer his two loves lead to him fighting in the skies over the Middle East. .

London: Edinburgh House Press. Very Good- in Very Good- dust jacket. 1955. Third Printing. Hardcover. Some wear and tear to DJ with slight loss at base of spine and large closed tear to front, price ink obscurred on front fly, fly shadows to endpapers. ; Third printing. Orange cloth boards with black lettering to front cover and spine. Sunday School presentation plate to front endpaper dated 1963.; 184 pages; A collection of six short stories about Christian heros. Adoniram Judson, Florence Nightingale, Albert Schweitzer, Apolo Kivebulaya, Mary Aldersey and William Wilberforce. .

London: Edinburgh House Press. Very Good- in Very Good- dust jacket; Some shelf wear and tear to . unclipped DJ with small surface tear to front, tape shadows to endpapers, . some foxing to edges of reading block, original price sticker to spine. ; . Orange cloth boards with black lettering to front cover and spine.. 1956. Hardcover. Fourth Printing; 184 pages; Six short stories about the following Christian heroes, John Williams, Robert Moffat, Mathilda Wrede, Sundar Singh, John Holmes and Theodore Penell. .

London: Arrow Books. Good+. 1993. Reprint; Eighth Printing. Paperback. Mass Market PB . Some reading and cover creases, some shelf and edge wear with tiny split to base of spine, ink initial and dealer sticker to front endpaper. Some foxing to inside covers, endpapers and edges of reading block. ; Eighth printing. Good reading copy. Cover design uncredited. ; 416 pages; He was head of an international drugs ring, a kidnapper and a ruthless killer. One night British Sea Harriers reduced his Beirut HQ to rubble and his evil empire to ruins. But Abdul Habib still had money, and hate, enough hate to spare to construct a plan which would destroy Gibraltar and the British carrier which had committed the fatal strike. But he'd have to avoid the one man whose hate is even greater than his, Captain Peter Brodrick. A man Habib had foolishly left alive. A man with whom his fate is inextricably entwined. .

Toronto: Viking. Near Fine. 1994. First Edition; First Printing. Paperback. Trade PB . Nice tight flat copy, no names or marks inside, appears unread. Self wraps with wrap around cover artwork by Branislav Perkovic. Heavy book and priced accordingly. ; The Camulod Chronicles (A Dream of Eagles) ; Vol. 3; 672 pages; The third volume of Whyte's version of the Arthurian legends. Uther Pendragon and his cousin Merlyn have known each other since birth, four hours apart in the year the Legions left the shores of Britain. Trained for warfare all their lives they are inseparable , each of the the other's certainity in a world torn apart, until a vicious crime drives a wedge between them. .