Romance from LostLoves Books

Loose sequel to author's first gothic romance, A Man from the Mist. The lead couple from the first book make an appearance in this one, but the story focuses on Robin's runaway cousin Aillie Rannoch. Aillie returns in disguise to Glenshael, her childhood home. Cover of paperback very worn on edges and creased on spine. Text clean and tight in… Ler mais sobre este item

Gothic romance about a young widow taking a housekeeper job in remote Scottish glen. Cover of paperback very worn around edges and creased. Text clean and pages tight in binding. This is the second printing of the paperback. Originally issued in UK, hardcover (1963), under the title Visibility Nil.

Charming reprint of Aldrich's romantic tale of a gentleman stuck in bed and falling in love with the lady described in his friend's letters: Marjorie Daw! Beautifully illustrated in color throughout, red cloth cover, gilt design on cover faded. This was the first illustrated edition of the story published.

Very good in fair dust jacket. Movie tie-in publication featuring photo of Bette Davis on DJ and black-and-white photos from movie. Some browning of paper as typical of era, overall clean and tight in binding. DJ has top and bottom of spine missing, now protected under mylar but the picture of Davis on the front of DJ is very nice.… Ler mais sobre este item

Clean hardcover, no marks on text, DJ in frail condition (soft paper is starting to separate), with chips missing at top and bottom. Dust jacket art by Mircea Vasiliu (pronounced Vas-ILL-you), as were other Cadells printed during late 1950s and early 1960s. A difficult to find book in any condition. Please ask for photos if needed.

DJ shows shelfwear but features great mid-century painting art by Mircea Vasiliu (pronounced Vas-ILL-you). Owner name inscribed on front flyleaf, no other marks. Clean copy, no marks on text, pages tight in binding.

Very good in good dust jacket. Popular WWII era novel about a young wife. DJ art taken from 1943 movie with Dorothy McGuire and Robert Young.

Clean hardcover in dark olive cloth, pasted on cover color plate shows some marks and wear but picture of lady hiding brass bowl is clear. Black-and-white illustrations by Orson Lowell. Minor foxing on a few pages but overall clean text with owner's name neatly handwritten on front flyleaf. We particularly like the Lowell frontispiece of the hero carrying the lady… Ler mais sobre este item

Nice clean copy with full color endpapers and dust jacket. Adventure and romance await David Redfern in North Africa.

Pages have browned as is typical of the cheaper popular editions of the era. DJ has chips missing on top and bottom of spine but protected in mylar cover. Overall clean pages, no obvious marks.

Color frontispiece by Clara Burd. Minor foxing or spots on a few pages, overall clean and tight in red cloth binding. Former owner's name written neatly on front flyleaf. A gentleman receives a girl and ruby in a box for his birthday, much to the annoyance of his fiancée. Solving the mystery leads to happy ending in this early 20th… Ler mais sobre este item

Book Club Edition. Clean hardcover with good dj protected with mylar cover

Book club edition, Clean hardcover in dj. DJ protected by mylar cover.

Clean hardcover in a dust jacket showing little wear.

Clean Book Club edition with very good dust jacket.

Clean hardcover, no marks on text, unclipped DJ shows minor shelfwear on top and bottom of spine.

British edition. Clean hardcover with unclipped DJ. DJ shows minor shelf wear on top and bottom edges.

Second printing of first American edition (so marked on copyright page). Clean hardcover, DJ protected in mylar jacket. Jacket illustration by Rob Sauber.

Clean hardcover, no marks on text, DJ shows shelfwear on top and bottom of edges but otherwise bright with lovely DJ painting art by Charles Greer. Regency romance. First American edition.

Clean hardcover with no marks on text, dj unclipped and shows only minor shelfwear on top and bottom of spine. Jacket painting by Charles Greer. Gothic novel by the award-winning author of Amelia Peabody mysteries.