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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain** Michael is twenty-eight, with a workshop, a family, and a second ledger he has not opened. Years earlier, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts and has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain** Five years on, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline with a brass key and a note in his dead mother's handwriting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain descends from the sky and takes her newborn brother.By morning, Iona has stolen an airship. Alone, she follows the ship into a dieselpunk world she has only known from the coast: hidden cities in the caves, orbital docks above the false stars, and secrets that stretch back further than the seven years since her father disappeared.The captain is not what she seems. The boy who built the airship is not what he seems. And the world Iona is chasing her brother into will change what she thought was possible.A story of chosen family, quiet cruelty, and a girl who was raised to be small becoming, over one long day, something else entirely. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain steals her newborn brother. By morning she has stolen an airship. A novel of chosen famil and a girl raised to be small becoming something else entirely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain** Five years on, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline with a brass key and a note in his dead mother's handwriting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain** Michael is twenty-eight, with a workshop, a family, and a second ledger he has not opened. Years earlier, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts and has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain descends from the sky and takes her newborn brother.By morning, Iona has stolen an airship. Alone, she follows the ship into a dieselpunk world she has only known from the coast: hidden cities in the caves, orbital docks above the false stars, and secrets that stretch back further than the seven years since her father disappeared.The captain is not what she seems. The boy who built the airship is not what he seems. And the world Iona is chasing her brother into will change what she thought was possible.A story of chosen family, quiet cruelty, and a girl who was raised to be small becoming, over one long day, something else entirely. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain steals her newborn brother. By morning she has stolen an airship. A novel of chosen famil and a girl raised to be small becoming something else entirely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain** Michael is twenty-eight, with a workshop, a family, and a second ledger he has not opened. Years earlier, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts and has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo. 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. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain descends from the sky and takes her newborn brother.By morning, Iona has stolen an airship. Alone, she follows the ship into a dieselpunk world she has only known from the coast: hidden cities in the caves, orbital docks above the false stars, and secrets that stretch back further than the seven years since her father disappeared.The captain is not what she seems. The boy who built the airship is not what he seems. And the world Iona is chasing her brother into will change what she thought was possible.A story of chosen family, quiet cruelty, and a girl who was raised to be small becoming, over one long day, something else entirely. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain steals her newborn brother. By morning she has stolen an airship. A novel of chosen famil and a girl raised to be small becoming something else entirely. 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. Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain** Five years on, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline with a brass key and a note in his dead mother's handwriting. 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.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.\*\*Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain\*\*.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.\*\*Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain\*\*.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain** Michael is twenty-eight, with a workshop, a family, and a second ledger he has not opened. Years earlier, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts and has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain** Five years on, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline with a brass key and a note in his dead mother's handwriting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain** Michael is twenty-eight, with a workshop, a family, and a second ledger he has not opened. Years earlier, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts and has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo. 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. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain descends from the sky and takes her newborn brother.By morning, Iona has stolen an airship. Alone, she follows the ship into a dieselpunk world she has only known from the coast: hidden cities in the caves, orbital docks above the false stars, and secrets that stretch back further than the seven years since her father disappeared.The captain is not what she seems. The boy who built the airship is not what he seems. And the world Iona is chasing her brother into will change what she thought was possible.A story of chosen family, quiet cruelty, and a girl who was raised to be small becoming, over one long day, something else entirely. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain steals her newborn brother. By morning she has stolen an airship. A novel of chosen famil and a girl raised to be small becoming something else entirely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain** Five years on, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline with a brass key and a note in his dead mother's handwriting. 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.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain descends from the sky and takes her newborn brother.By morning, Iona has stolen an airship. Alone, she follows the ship into a dieselpunk world she has only known from the coast: hidden cities in the caves, orbital docks above the false stars, and secrets that stretch back further than the seven years since her father disappeared.The captain is not what she seems. The boy who built the airship is not what he seems. And the world Iona is chasing her brother into will change what she thought was possible.A story of chosen family, quiet cruelty, and a girl who was raised to be small becoming, over one long day, something else entirely. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain steals her newborn brother. By morning she has stolen an airship. A novel of chosen famil and a girl raised to be small becoming something else entirely. 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.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain** Michael is twenty-eight, with a workshop, a family, and a second ledger he has not opened. Years earlier, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts and has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.**Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain** Five years on, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline with a brass key and a note in his dead mother's handwriting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Five years after the night that took Iona's brother from the sky, Michael is twenty-three and has built half a town with his own hands. He has a workshop, an apprentice, and a family that is not his by blood.Then the sea leaves a man on the tideline, carrying a brass key and a note in the handwriting of a woman who has been dead five years. The note is addressed to Michael.What the key opens is six days east, in a stone house in the desert. What waits there is a ledger of names, and some of them belong to people Michael passes on the road every morning. By the end of the week he understands that for five years he has been his mother's cover, and that the work of his hands was the reason no one ever thought to look.A story of inheritance, chosen family, and the names a good man cannot unread. Book Two of the Falling Stars trilogy.\*\*Cover art: Hilltop (1926) by Maxfield Parrish (1870-1966); in the public domain\*\*.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Michael is twenty-eight. He has a workshop, a woman who stayed, and a small son named for the man he shot. The coast has forgiven him more than he has forgiven himself, and the second ledger has sat on the shelf above his bench for a year, unopened.On another coast, years before any of this, a girl of twenty-one keeps her father's accounts in a small book. Her name is Elizabeth. She is good with numbers and better with people, and she has not yet done the first thing she cannot undo.Their two lives run toward each other across a lifetime. This is how a merchant's daughter became the woman whose names filled a ledger, and what her son decides to do with what she left him.The closing volume of the Falling Stars trilogy.\*\*Cover art: Harvest (1905) by Maxfield Parrish; in the public domain\*\*.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain descends from the sky and takes her newborn brother.By morning, Iona has stolen an airship. Alone, she follows the ship into a dieselpunk world she has only known from the coast: hidden cities in the caves, orbital docks above the false stars, and secrets that stretch back further than the seven years since her father disappeared.The captain is not what she seems. The boy who built the airship is not what he seems. And the world Iona is chasing her brother into will change what she thought was possible.A story of chosen family, quiet cruelty, and a girl who was raised to be small becoming, over one long day, something else entirely. Seventeen-year-old Iona buries her mother at dusk. Before midnight, a ruthless captain steals her newborn brother. By morning she has stolen an airship. A novel of chosen famil and a girl raised to be small becoming something else entirely. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…