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Books: Fiction: Romance


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Books: Fiction: Romance?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
6" high x 4 1/4" wide, needs polishing, marked sterling behind foot, has glass, easel back.  The Daughter of a Magnate Frank H. Spearman, illustrated by T. R. Gruger. "An American story through and through. It has the American atmosphere, the American vitality, the American push. It deals with that great American institution, the railway, not only with technical expertness, but in the form of a warm and pulsating human romance. The hero and heroine are typical American characters, andtheir love story has peculiar force and beauty." -- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Charles Scribner's Sons, 1910. Hard cover, no dust jacket, 5-1/4 x 7-3/4 inches, 273 pages. All pages are present, but 2 are loose, with a loose spine at the title page. Some creased corners. There is a library stamp inside front and back. Under 2 lbs.   Flowers By Wanda Natalie King A Valentine Book, larger type, non-glare paper. Her little shop was a big success but did it really matter ... when the man she loved was marrying someone else? Valentine Books. 1966. No. 128. Paperback, 205 pages. Near new. Under 1 lb.   Cecily's Promise Jeanne Judson Cecily Brown faced a bright tomorrow -- but only if she gave up her chance for love. Valentine Books, 1968. No. 102. Paperback, 205 pages. Near new. Under 1 lb.

Vintage Oval Sterling Frame on Shaped Fe $185.00

  

The Daughter of a Magnate $1.50

  

Flowers By Wanda $3.50

  

Cecily's Promise $3.50
Alice in Love A love story by W. E. D. Ross A Paperback Library Romance Paperback Library, 1969. Paperback, 159 pages. Cover has corner creases and slight edge wear. Clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   Romance at Holiday Cove Anne Tedlock Brooks Magnum Books, 1962. Paperback, 220 pages. Small sticker scar on front. Light spine crease. Otherwise very good, clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   Yesterday's Passion Catherine O'Connor Harlequin, 1995. ISBN 0-373-18608-8. Paaperback, 189 pages. Slight spine creases, very good, clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   Dangerous Alliance Helen Bianchin Harlequin, 1995. ISBN 0-373-11741-8. Paperback, 188 pages. Near new. Under 1 lb.

Alice in Love $3.50

  

Romance at Holiday Cove $2.50

  

Yesterday's Passion $1.50

  

Dangerous Alliance $1.50
An Accidental Affair Elizabeth Oldfield Harlequin, 1992. ISBN 0-373-11429-X. Paperback, 187 pages. Near new. Under 1 lb.   Breaking Point Emma Darcy Harlequin Books, 1992. ISBN 0-373-11433-8. Paperback, 186 pages. Near new. Under 1 lb.   The Threat of Love Charlotte Lamb Harlequin, 1992. ISBN 0-373-11435-4. Paperback, 189 pages. Like new. Under 1 lb.   No Place Too Far Robyn Donald Harlequin, 1992. ISBN 0-373-11434-6. Paperback, 187 pages. Like new. Under 1 lb.

An Accidental Affair $1.50

  

Breaking Point $1.50

  

The Threat of Love $1.50

  

No Place Too Far $1.50
Wild Champagne Kate Kingston Harlequin Presents, 1992. ISBN 0-373-11428-1. Paperback, 189 pages. Near new. Under 1 lb.   Love's Revenge Mary Lyons Harlequin, 1995. ISBN 0-373-18607-X. Paperback, 186 pages. Very slight spine and corner crease. Otherwise very good, clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   Time to Let Go Alison Fraser Harlequin, 1992. ISBN 0-373-11425-7. Paperback, 189 pages. Like new. Under 1 lb.   Bright Particular Star Marion Garthwaite Scholastic Book Services, 1966. Paperback, 220 pages. Title page is missing. The rest of the text is clean and firmly bound. Crease along front of spine. Under 1 lb.

Wild Champagne $1.50

  

Love's Revenge $1.50

  

Time to Let Go $1.50

  

Bright Particular Star $1.95
Offering "The Evening Star" by Larry McMurtry Hardcover with dust jacket, ISBN 0671685198 Simon & Schuster 1992 pp.637 McMurtry takes us deep into the heart of Texas, and deep into the heart of one of the most memorable characters of our time, Aurora Greenway -- along with her family, friends, and lovers -- in a tale of affectionate wit, bittersweet tenderness, and the unexpected turns that life can take. This is Larry McMurtry at his very best: warm, compassionate, full of comic invention, an author so attuned to the feelings, needs, and desires of his characters that they possess a reality unique in American fiction.   Heartbeat Danielle Steel Bill's marriage had collapsed, while his career as originator of the daytime soap, A Life Worth Living, soared. Living alone for nine years he runs into a production assistant and falls head over heals...... Dell, 1992. ISBN 0-440-21189-1. Paperback, 404 pages. Spine creasing. Wear and creases to corners. Clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.  Blue Willow Deborah Smith There had always been MacKenzies and Colebrooks at Blue Willow, their histories entangled like the graceful branches of the rare willow trees that thrived there. Artemas Colebrook and Lily MacKenzie shared more than that history, their souls bound to each other and to the land the day they held tiny Likely minutes after her birth. But the tragedy that has brought Lily back to the small farm where she spent her childhood has also made Artemas's brothers and sisters her bitter enemies. Torn between family loyalties and their shared sense of destiny, Artemas and Lily must come to terms with a childhood devotion that has turned to bittersweet desire, a passion that could destroy all they have struggled for - even Blue Willow itself. Bantam Books, 1993. ISBN 0-553-29690-6. Paperback, 533 pages. Slight spine creasing. Slight edge and corner wear. Clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   No Greater Love Danielle Steel It was the maiden voyage of the "Titanic," the greatest ship ever built, and in one fatal, unforgettable night, the sea shattered the lives and future of an extraordinary family, the Winfields. Edwina Winfield, retuming from her engagement trip to England with her fiance and her family, instantly becomes a woman mourning the death of her parents and the man she loved. She retums to San Francisco with her five younger siblings and takes responsibilities at the family newspaper and at home that are overwhelming and unexpected. Edwina is intent on keeping the family together and Phillip, the oldest boy, tries to help before going on the Harvard and the Great War. But madcap George, the source of laughter in the family, is drawn to Hollywood, and his sister Alexis eventually follows him, courting both excitement and disaster in the film world. For twelve years Edwina carefully avoids any romantic involvements, but as each child sets off on his or her own—to Hollywood, to Europe, and elsewhere—Edwina frees herself from the ghosts of those se loved and lost on the "Titanic," Her life is far different than it would have been, but in some ways far more exciting than she expected. Dell, 1992. ISBN 0-440-21328-2. Paperback, 384 pages. Creased spine. Slight moisture ripples on last few pages. Light edge wear. Clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.

Larry McMurtry 's The Evening Star $5.00

  

Heartbeat - Danielle Steel $1.95

  

Blue Willow - Deborah Smith $0.75

  

No Greater Love - Danielle Steel - Titan $1.95
Reckless Desire Madeline Baker Leisure Books, 1988. ISBN 0-8439-2667-8. Paperback, 443 pages. Creased spine. 1 inch tear at lower back of spine. Text is firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   Secrets Danielle Steel Dell, 1989. ISBN 0-440-17648-4. Paperback, 442 pages. Spine creases. Clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   A Certain Crossroad Emilie Loring The mysterious return of a lost love saves a beautiful, headstrong heiress from tragedy in a strange New England town. Bantam Books, 1969. Paperback, 169 pages. Slight cover wear. Clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.   The Listening Nurse Peggy Gaddis A beautiful young nurse must choose between a playboy's promises and a doctor's love. Macfadden-Bartell Corporation, 1965. Paperback, 128 pages. Light surface marks and corner wear. Very good, clean and firmly bound. Under 1 lb.

Reckless Desire $3.00

  

Secrets $1.95

  

A Certain Crossroad $2.45

  

The Listening Nurse $2.45
The Colors of the Day Romain Gary, translated from the French by Stephen Becker A impassioned novel about a Hollywood movie star and the Frenchman who taught her to love. Pocket Books, Inc., 1954. Paperback, 240 pages. Name inside front. Wear and creases to cover. Still good reading. Under 1 lb.   All the Winters That Have Been Evan Maxwell Harper Paperbacks, 1996. ISBN 0-06-100903-2. Paperback, 228 pages. Slight spine slant and crease. Otherwise very good. Under 1 lb.   Her Sister's Keeper Linda Barlow Warner Books, 1993. ISBN 0-446-36331-6. Paperback, 565 pages. Spine slant and creases. Turned corners. Library stamp on top edge. Still readable. Under 1 lb.   Keeper of the Heart Johanna Lindsey Avon Romance, 1993. ISBN 0-380-77493-3. Paperback, 412 pages. Very slight edgewear. Under 1 lb.

The Colors of the Day $6.00

  

All the Winters That Have Been $1.95

  

Her Sister's Keeper $1.95

  

Keeper of the Heart $1.95
The Trail Of Ninety Eight, A Northland Romance by Robert W. Service. This is a hard cover book from 1910 with 514 pages. It is in good condition. 08pdp700   Temptation Jude Deveraux The year is 1909, and Temperance O'Neil is a woman ahead of her time. Pocket Books, . ISBN 0-671-00203-1. Hard cover, with dust jacket, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 inches, 346 pages. Dust jacket has some light wear to edges and corners. Book is very good. Under 2 lbs.   The Girl of the Woods Grace Livingston Hill In a world of tired cynicism, childhood sweethearts prove their faith and love. Bantam Books, 1968. Paperback, 187 pages. Cover has worn corners and marks, and one inch loose at top of spine. Number on top edge. Text is clean and firmly bound. Good reading. Under 1 lb.  Sheilah Graham, Grosset & Dunlap, library book, 1972, hardcover, nice condition.

The Trail Of Ninety Eight, A Northland R $6.00

  

Temptation $1.95

  

The Girl of the Woods $2.95

  

A State of Heat $300.00
Item Specifics - Fiction Books Format: Hardcover Publication Year: 1971 Category: Romance Special Attributes: -- Sub-Category: -- Condition: Used <><><><><><><> The Shadow of the Lynx by Victoria Holt (Also Writes As Phillipa Carr and Jean Plaidy. Pseudonym Of Eleanor Alice Hibbert) # 10 OF 32 OF HER SERIES "Nora's mother abandoned her, and her father died mysteriously in search of gold in the Outback of Australia. Her guardian, the Lynx, sends his son, Stirling to fetch her and bring her back to Australia. On their way out of England, they stop by Whiteladies, and old castle inhabited by a young lady, Minta, her parents, and her governess. From there, they go to Australia. Once there, Nora meets Lynx, seemingly half man, half god. She also finds strange coincidences between the estate in Australia and Whiteladies, including the name. Nora finds herself in the middle of a feud. If her life isn't already mixed up, she must also choose between Stirling or Lynx.  Tammy Out Of Time by Cid Ricketts Sumner. This is a hardback book with jacket and contains about 280 pages, 1958. It is in good condition. 07mus253  1961 The House At Old Vine by Norah Lofts, no jacket. There is NO jacket to the book. This is a hardback book, and contains about 408 pages, 1961. 07mus243  1955 The Turning Tide by Evelyn Ward McDonald. This is a hardback book with jacket and contains about 327 pages, 1955. 07mus241

The Shadow of the Lynx by Victoria $5.00

  

Tammy Out Of Time by Cid Ricketts Sumner $5.00

  

1961 The House At Old Vine by Norah Loft $5.00

  

1955 The Turning Tide by Evelyn Ward McD $6.00
1991, Alexandra Ripley, Warner Books, hardcover, dust jacket, 823 pages, very good.  Pearl S. Buck, Cardinal, Pocket Books, 1957, very good.  Gladys Malvern, Longmans, Green & Co., 1953, dust jacket, hardcover, reprint Feb. 1953, an exciting story of fighting the British.   This vintage pulp paperback is a Signet book published by the New American Library. This is the second paperback printing, from 1956. In good condition, with all pages present, some wear to cover. S&H is an additional $2.50 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.

Scarlett Sequal to Gone With The Wind $15.00

  

Vintage Kinfolk $4.00

  

Vintage Dear Wife $150.00

  

1956 CALAMITY FAIR Pulp Paperback by Wad $8.99
Clare Darcy, 1978, dust jacket, very good.  Hall Downing, 1901, Rand McNally and Co., hardcover, green, black and cream and crown on cover, very good.  Grace Livingston Hill, 1924, G & D, 376 pages. A very nice story of a family who truly love each other. Blue covered somewhat faded, inside very good.  Arthur Machen, illustrated with old engravings, G. P. Putnam's Sons, dust jackets light wear, 5 vol. set, each book around 700 pages, books in very nice condition.

Gwendolen $15.00

  

Nell Gwynne of Old Drury; Our Lady of La $10.00

  

Re-Creations $16.00

  

The Memoirs of Casanova Set of 5 $120.00
George Barr Mc Cutcheon, 1906, G& D, colorful full page illustrations by Harrison Fisher. Every page boarder decorated with Art Nouveau light green design. Paste on oval of a beautiful lady on cover. Very good condition.  Lorna Doone Sixth Edition Book 1889 R D Blackmore. A Romance of Exmoor by R. D. Blackmore with many drawings. Published by Grosset & Dunlap. Copyright 1889 by The Burrows Brothers Co. Very nice hardcover is basically avocado green fabric with red and black flowers. Front has one small water mark. Spine is slightly faded. Very light fabric fraying mostly at spine top corners. Front and Back lower corner have small bend. 703 yellowed pages - no tears or writing. Inside front page has a Knight in Shining Armor owner's tag with name. Old book odor, but isn't smoke or mold. Very nice copy.  This is a great collection of twelve (12) paperback romance novels. They are NEW old stock and have never been read. This collection includes: Tricks of the Trade by Cherlyn Biggs, Forbidden by Suzanne Brockman, Sleepwalking Beauty by Kathy Lynn Emerson, Wife For Hire by Janet Evanovich, The Pearls of SharahIII-Leah's Story by Fayrene Preston, Hot and Bothered by Linda Cajio, Tender Savage by Iris Johansen, Catch Me If You Can by Victoria Leigh, Velvet Lightning by Kay Hooper, Wild In The Night by Patt Bucheister, The Damaron Mark: The Bride by Fayrene Preston and lastly, Men Of Ice: Frozen Idol by Helen Mittermeyer. ADD $6.50 SHIPPING TO ANYWHERE IN THE USA. Shipping discount available on multiple purchases.  E.P. Roe, 1877, Dodd Mead & Co., red cover with silver design and printing, very good condition.

Cowardice Court $35.00

  

Lorna Doone Sixth Edition Book 1889 R D $12.00

  

Set of 12 Romance Novels - Various Autho $14.99

  

A Knight Of The Nineteenth Century $50.00
GREAT CONDITION this wonderful red clothbound book with original dust jacket. It is 100 YEARS OLD and looks ~ New! Copyright, 1910 HALLIE ERMINIE RIVES,(Mrs.Post Wheeler), (Author of SATAN SANDERSON). Illustrations by A.B.WENZELL. Publishers: GROSSET & DUNLAP, New York. 435 pages. TITLED: THE KINGDOM OF SLENDER SWORDS. CONDITION: Red cloth boards with gold titles. Excellent Color illustration pasted down to front cover, Geisha and a Victorian Woman in lovely gowns). With dust-jacket, aged and very worn. Because of that, is has saved and kept this book in FANTASTIC condition!! Could easily pass for brand-new. Only minor flaw is the end pages are slightly soiled. Binding tight, square, no cracking. Super nice clean pages, only one edge stain. Inside dust-jacket has reference to book. A very modern love story whose scene is Japan and whose heroine is an American girl. In scope, in dramatic power, in the sweep of the passionate love story and in its understanding of the subtle depths of Oriental character, it stands as one of the most true to life novels of the year. No one can be beyond the range of its fascinations. It is indeed, a romance with a golden heart. Super LOW RESERVE!! We have obtained a nice inventory of antique/vintage hardback books dating from late 1800s - 1920s. Please be watching. Thanks for visiting DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES  GREAT CONDITION this wonderful gray clothbound book is. It is 100 YEARS OLD and looks ~New! Copyright, 1909 FREDERIC VAN RENSSELAER DEY, (Author of THE MAGIC STORY). With a frontispiece in color by FRANK P. FAIRBANKS. Publishers: GROSSET & DUNLAP, New York. TITLED: A GENTLEMAN OF QUALITY. CONDITION: Gray cloth boards with maron titles. Excellent color illustration pasted down to front cover. With dust-jacket, aged and very worn. Because of that, is has saved and kept this book in FANTASTIC condition!! Could easily pass for brand-new. Only minor flaw is the end/side pages are slightly soiled. Binding tight, super nice clean surface pages. Inside dust-jacket has reference to book. *To be suddenly claimed as husband by a lovely woman, to be recognized as master by a good servant, to fall heir to title and money and to be surrounded by people who claim to be old friends is certainly an experience that comes to few men. A young American found himself in such a situation at a time when he was most in need of the things that make life pleasant, and he yielded to the temptation offered him. His resourcefulness was severely taxed many times by the unique situation, and his experiences make a story difficult to leave when once begun..... Inside is the AUTHOR'S PREFACE TO THIS FOURTH EDITION: In the month of October, 1895 among the mountains of Mexico, I met with an adventure which recalled a strange tale I had heard, during a visit in 1887. I cannot vouch for the truth of the tale told to me in '97,I can say it made a deep impression; but when the adventure occurred, a little more than seven years afterward, telling the store became irresistible. (The adventure of 1895, consisted in coming upon the crused and broken body of a man who had wandered over the face of a cliff into a deep canyon. He was breathing when we found him;he lived some hours afterward; he died as he and lived~a mystery. The guide of our party recognized him as the principal man of the tale I had heard told in 1887. The man made his first appearance in Mexico city during summer of 1885.He had conducted himself strangely, and had forgotten his identity.He wandered from town to town. For a time he disappeared, but in November, 1886 he came back to Mexico city, and soon he sailed for England on a ship from Vera Cruz. Before he sailed away he confided to three different men the tale that his memory had been restored; that he was an English peer; that he had been attacked and beaten, on his wedding day; that he had utterly forgotten his own identity since then,until a few months before he sailed to England. He was then returning to claim his heritage and his bride.Three months later, in February, 1887,he reappeared in Mexico and returned to the mountains of Guerrero.To one of the men he confided in, he related that he must have been deceived in his belief in the recovery of his memory;that upon returning to England he discovered that the man he supposed himself to be,had never left that country; that Lord and Lady X,were living happily together;and he, therefore, had no idea who he really was. He explained that the likeness between Lord X and himself was most striking.He declared his purpose to be to return to the mountains, and to die among them, unknown.That is the bare story.Some alterations and changes have been made in this edition,but the one part of my story that is entirely authentic, is the name of its hero: JOHN ASHTON.That was the name by which they mysterious man of the mountains was known. Then: signed by author, dated June 4, 1909. Super interesting tale. A man of mystery. Good-luck. Super LOW RESERVE!! We have obtained a nice inventory of antique/vintage hardback books dating from late 1800s - 1920s. Please be watching. Thanks for visiting DOGWOOD TRAIL ANTIQUES  Wallace Stegner, The Franklin Library, The First Edition Society, 1976, ill. John Collier, 267 pages, all gold edges, ribbon marker, moire inside covers and fly leaves, very good condition.  Danielle Steel, 1983, Delacorte pub., dust jacket, very good condition.

1910 The Kingdom Of Slender Swords-Halli $145.00

  

1909 A Gentleman of Quality-Frederic Van $110.00

  

The Spectator Bird $55.00

  

Changes $20.00
Harold Bell Wright, 1919, il. J. Allen St. John, Book Supply Co., good condition.  Harold Bell Wright, 1911, il. F. Graham Coates, Book Supply Co., good condition.  Sinclair Lewis, 1929, 4th printing, Harcourt Brace & Co., blue & orange cover, very good condition.  Grace Livingston Hill, 1941, G.&D., dust jacket, very good.

The Recreation of Brian Kent $35.00

  

The Winning of Barbara Worth $55.00

  

Dodsworth $7.00

  

Astra $20.00
1953, vol. 1, dust jacket, Doubleday, very good condition.  Bess Streeter Aldrich, 1933, Appleton-Century Co. 1st printing, blue cover with silver writing, very good.  Mrs. Gaskell, no date, Rodgers Co. top edges gold, spine missing, marbleized boards.  Gene Stratton Porter, 1913, G.D. good condition.  

The Complete Works of OHenry $25.00

  

Miss Bishop $50.00

  

Cranford $20.00

  

Laddie A True Blue Story $25.00


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