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Soft Cover. Condición: Very Good. March 2001. 204 pp. March 2001 issue only! Solidly bound copy with moderate external wear, crisp pages and clean text. Smooth covers. Mildly shelf worn. Lori Stoll (Cover Photo) (ilustrador).

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A body on the steps. A neighborhood that saw nothing.Vivian Salvatore came back to Telegraph Hill with a cat, a divorce, and a book she can't seem to write. At fifty-two, she's learning how to begin again.Then she finds one of the city's most ambitious developers dead on the third landing.The police call it a fall. But after twenty-seven years of reading teenagers' faces, Vivian knows when a story doesn't fit. A wrongly buttoned coat. A misplaced cigarette. Storefronts quietly sold to a Delaware post-office box.Her questions uncover secrets about money, loyalty, grief, and who really gets to call a place home.A warm, atmospheric San Francisco mystery with a sharp-eyed midlife sleuth and a neighborhood worth coming back to.Perfect for fans of: - Intelligent cozy mysteries- Amateur sleuths- Strong older female protagonists- Found family and neighborhood stories- Atmospheric mysteries set in real placesBook One in The Telegraph Hill Mysteries. A retired teacher finds a developer dead on San Francisco's Filbert Steps and uncovers the grudges and buried secrets threatening her close-knit Telegraph Hill neighborhood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. [1st ed., 1st printing ; 154, [1] pages frontispiece, portrait 26 cm OCLC 11521570 ; LC PS1722 F4 A7 ; LCCN 20016180 ; brown cloth with gold lettering, no dustjacket ; Contents: Comedy: A Critical Essay on Humorous Drama, an essay written in eighty-nine, then published in the Saint Louis Globe-Democrat, and now revised; Ari-zon having been written in part in eighteen ninety-six, and in part in wighteen ninety-eight, as an illustration of the essay and an example of pure comedy -- Commentary, In lectures, reviews and letters, being critical appreciations of Ari-Zon -- A?ri?-zon; Ari-zon is a rare, self-published book from 1912 issued coincidentally the same year Arizona became a state, although this is not the subject of the comedy ; Jonathan Burwell Frost (1861-1929), a Brooklynite, a Founder of Woodmen of the World, having organized its first camp at Dallas, Texas. Frost was prominent in fraternal circles and took a leading part in organizing the Columbian Woodmen and the Aryans. At one time he was literary editor of The Kansas City Star. He also was the author of several books, Napaleon [sic], The Art of Reading, Love Fugue, and this title ;, Graduate in 1886 of Meadville Pennsylvania Theological School, eminent Consul, Columbian Woodman, Atlanta, residence in Nashville, Tennessee ; at the end is an advertisement for books and songs by Jonathan Frost and Lila Frost Sprague ; very rare, some foxing, marks and splotches on covers else VG. Book.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - A body on the steps. A neighborhood that saw nothing.Vivian Salvatore came back to Telegraph Hill with a cat, a divorce, and a book she can't seem to write. At fifty-two, she's learning how to begin again.Then she finds one of the city's most ambitious developers dead on the third landing.The police call it a fall. But after twenty-seven years of reading teenagers' faces, Vivian knows when a story doesn't fit. A wrongly buttoned coat. A misplaced cigarette. Storefronts quietly sold to a Delaware post-office box.Her questions uncover secrets about money, loyalty, grief, and who really gets to call a place home.A warm, atmospheric San Francisco mystery with a sharp-eyed midlife sleuth and a neighborhood worth coming back to.Perfect for fans of: - Intelligent cozy mysteries- Amateur sleuths- Strong older female protagonists- Found family and neighborhood stories- Atmospheric mysteries set in real placesBook One in The Telegraph Hill Mysteries.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A body on the steps. A neighborhood that saw nothing.Vivian Salvatore came back to Telegraph Hill with a cat, a divorce, and a book she can't seem to write. At fifty-two, she's learning how to begin again.Then she finds one of the city's most ambitious developers dead on the third landing.The police call it a fall. But after twenty-seven years of reading teenagers' faces, Vivian knows when a story doesn't fit. A wrongly buttoned coat. A misplaced cigarette. Storefronts quietly sold to a Delaware post-office box.Her questions uncover secrets about money, loyalty, grief, and who really gets to call a place home.A warm, atmospheric San Francisco mystery with a sharp-eyed midlife sleuth and a neighborhood worth coming back to.Perfect for fans of: - Intelligent cozy mysteries- Amateur sleuths- Strong older female protagonists- Found family and neighborhood stories- Atmospheric mysteries set in real placesBook One in The Telegraph Hill Mysteries. A retired teacher finds a developer dead on San Francisco's Filbert Steps and uncovers the grudges and buried secrets threatening her close-knit Telegraph Hill neighborhood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A body on the steps. A neighborhood that saw nothing.Vivian Salvatore came back to Telegraph Hill with a cat, a divorce, and a book she can't seem to write. At fifty-two, she's learning how to begin again.Then she finds one of the city's most ambitious developers dead on the third landing.The police call it a fall. But after twenty-seven years of reading teenagers' faces, Vivian knows when a story doesn't fit. A wrongly buttoned coat. A misplaced cigarette. Storefronts quietly sold to a Delaware post-office box.Her questions uncover secrets about money, loyalty, grief, and who really gets to call a place home.A warm, atmospheric San Francisco mystery with a sharp-eyed midlife sleuth and a neighborhood worth coming back to.Perfect for fans of: - Intelligent cozy mysteries- Amateur sleuths- Strong older female protagonists- Found family and neighborhood stories- Atmospheric mysteries set in real placesBook One in The Telegraph Hill Mysteries. A retired teacher finds a developer dead on San Francisco's Filbert Steps and uncovers the grudges and buried secrets threatening her close-knit Telegraph Hill neighborhood. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…