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Hogan, James P. The Multiplex Man
New York Bantam 1992 0553089994 First Edition Hard Cover Fine Fine 8vo - over 7¾
Blue paper covered boards, blue cloth spine, gilt title, dust jacket, illustrated by Paul Youll, protected by mylar. A junior-high schoolteacher, content to live in the present regulated world of America, volunteers for a scientific experiment. Upon awakening, he learns that not only has he lost seven months of his life, but that the scientist, who conducted this experiment, has defected to a free technological and political society attempting to utilize Earth's resources, and that he is the victim of a conspiracy.
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Holden, Craig The Last Sanctuary
New York Delacorte Press 1996 0385312091 First Edition Hard Cover Fine Fine 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Craig Holden
Orange paper covered boards with black cloth spine, orange gilt title, top edge exhibits very slight grit, dust jacket protected by Brodart. Author signed title page. Joe Curtis' car breaks down in North Dakota, and he decides to hitch a ride to Seattle in order to meet up with his brother. Picked up by members (Rick and Kari) of an Alaskan militant religious cult, Rick along the way, robs a convenience store and three people die. Rick, who was on his way back to the cult to deliver a shipment of arms and cash, splits from Joe and Kari, and all three are now on the run. Kari, whose allegiance to the cult was gradually abating, develops a love interest with Joe, and he attempts to help her to retrieve her young daughter from the cult's Alaskan compound.
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Holmes Rupert Swing
New York Random House 2005 140006158X First Edition Hardcover Fine Very Good + 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
Blue paper covered boards and black paper covered spine, mild edge bump lower front board, gilt title, dust jacket protected by Brodart. Author signed title page 3/25/05. Second novel by author, noted for the Mystery of Edwin Drood, which takes place in the big band era of the 1940's. A jazz musician is requested by a young and beautiful composer to discuss his orchestrating her award-winning-piece at the Golden Gate Exposition. Just before he meets her, a woman approaches him, asks if he is an American, and proposes marriage, which is naturally refused. When he finally meets the composer, the unknown woman plunges to her death from the Exposition tower and lands at his feet subsequently involving him in a complicated murder, espionage and government corruption. Also included is an unopened CD titled Swing, written by Holmes and referenced to in the novel.
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