Author's third novel in which he uses fictional characters from classics in modern day setting. Writer travels to London to visit her friend/stepcousin and learns that he has disappeared, with a ghostly presence about his house. As she attempts to locate him and delve into the spirit, which may be that of Jack the Ripper, she becomes harangued by family ghosts of her past, possibly one of the prototypes for Charles Dicken's Ebenezer Scrooge.  
Price: 45.00 USD

Mitchell Swain, world's richest man is assassinated just before he begins a press conference announcing the ultimate technology which will give immortality and control over the world to who ever acquires it. Investigate reporter and Swain's assistant begin the search to find the cause of the murder and become immersed in dueling robots and government corruption.  
Price: 30.00 USD

Photographs and illustrations throughout 482 pages complement the text which chronologically lists all major shipwrecks in North America since the 17th century as well as reference to those interested in marine artifacts, salvage and archaeology.  
Price: 12.00 USD

The life and death of the first and most famous rock and roll superstar of our time.  
Price: 6.00 USD

Highly acclaimed novel taking place in the backwoods of 1964 Alabama where segregation, racism, black magic practice, moonshine stills, etc. are prevelant. Small boy and his father witness a car going off the road into a lake and upon attempting a rescue find a beaten and naked dead man chained to the wheel. The both seek out to find the killer and Cory, the young boy, begins an early education in the forces of good and evil in this excellent coming of age thriller.  
Price: 35.00 USD

The place is Fount Royal, a small coastal town in 17th Century Colonial Carolina where a trial is taking place accusing a beautiful woman of witchcraft. The magistrate's clerk is unsure about the facts, believes her to be innocent, and seeks to uncover the mystery behind all the events that have occured in order to save her from burning at the stake.  
Price: 25.00 USD

Author, who was a lawyer, activist, commentator and historian in the 1930s and 1940s and editor of the Nation magazine in the 1950s and 1960s. has written a volume emphasizing racial injustice in the U.S. especially prevelant in during WWII, and calls for unified action agaist same.  
Price: 12.00 USD

Illustrated edition which vividly reveals the fascination with dreams that people have had throughout time. Contains more than 150 works by such artists as Durer, Sargent, Picasso, Homer, Degas, Blake, Gauguin, Shahn, etc..  
Price: 30.00 USD

Compiled from diaries, correspondence and memos, author details how union soldiers were affected by military life in contrast to social behavior and family values they were previously accustomed to.  
Price: 5.00 USD

Historical novel based on events which included four unbeaten champion race horses of the time.  
Price: 25.00 USD

An unusal biography about one of the most well-liked U.S. presidents in which the author uses fictional characters intertwined with fact, and in essence a historical novel.  
Price: 18.00 USD

Selection of letters of the Georgia plantation family of Rev. Dr. Charles Colcock Jones written during 1860-1868 and detail how life actually was before, during and after the Civil War.  
Price: 20.00 USD

Art, artifacts, and assorted collections of several of the elite nautical museums in the world are detailed with over 300 color photographs revealing how exploration of the oceans and seas, social migration, trade, etc., have played a dramatic part in world history.  
Price: 25.00 USD

This is actually the eighth and last volume of the Ordeal of the Union Series - publishing errors spine and title page, 448 pages with illustrations throughout. Details the last year of the Civil War including Sherman's destruction of the South, assassination of Lincoln, social and economic effects of the conflict.  
Price: 15.00 USD

Biography of the late Canadian golfer touted to be the world's greatest ball striker, whose unorthodox approach to the game, and his unusual habits, have made him somewhat of a legend  
Price: 30.00 USD

Memoirs of Fremont Older (1856-1935) a controversial newspaperman and editor in San Francisco who challenged the corrupt political and court system at the time, championed the rights of prostitutes, and attempted to reform criminals.  
Price: 25.00 USD