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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Professional athletes have refused to stay at the Skirvin Hotel. This is documented. NBA players -- men who have slept in hotel rooms for a living since their twenties, who compete in front of twenty thousand people, who do not frighten easily -- have called their trainers at 2 AM and asked to be moved. Nobody has explained it. Nobody has tried very hard.Marcus Cole is thirty-eight years old, a power forward in his final season, a man who has made his career on the ability to stay rational under pressure. He checks into the Skirvin on a Tuesday in March. Something wakes him at 11:47 PM. He goes back to sleep. Something wakes him at 3:14 AM. He is in the corridor outside Room 1015 before he knows he has gotten up, and the corridor is quiet, and the door is there.In 1913, a woman named Effie is standing at the east-facing window of that room with her three-month-old daughter held against her chest. She arrived in Oklahoma City in 1911 with seven dollars, a one-way ticket, and the specific determination of someone who has done the arithmetic and knows exactly what work is worth. She got the job at the Skirvin. She was good at it. The man who built the building noticed her.What happened after that is not in any official record.What is in the building.Effie on the Tenth Floor moves between 1911 and 2019, between a woman who could not leave and a man who cannot sleep, in a building that has held both of them the way a scar holds a wound: closed over, permanent, present. It is rooted in documented history. It is a ghost story about whether ghost is the right word for what a place keeps when it has taken everything from someone.The window of Room 1015 faces east. The street is ten stories below. That distance has not changed since 1911. Effie on the Tenth Floor puts a person to the name of the legend of the Skirvin. 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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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Professional athletes have refused to stay at the Skirvin Hotel. This is documented. NBA players -- men who have slept in hotel rooms for a living since their twenties, who compete in front of twenty thousand people, who do not frighten easily -- have called their trainers at 2 AM and asked to be moved. Nobody has explained it. Nobody has tried very hard.Marcus Cole is thirty-eight years old, a power forward in his final season, a man who has made his career on the ability to stay rational under pressure. He checks into the Skirvin on a Tuesday in March. Something wakes him at 11:47 PM. He goes back to sleep. Something wakes him at 3:14 AM. He is in the corridor outside Room 1015 before he knows he has gotten up, and the corridor is quiet, and the door is there.In 1913, a woman named Effie is standing at the east-facing window of that room with her three-month-old daughter held against her chest. She arrived in Oklahoma City in 1911 with seven dollars, a one-way ticket, and the specific determination of someone who has done the arithmetic and knows exactly what work is worth. She got the job at the Skirvin. She was good at it. The man who built the building noticed her.What happened after that is not in any official record.What is in the building.Effie on the Tenth Floor moves between 1911 and 2019, between a woman who could not leave and a man who cannot sleep, in a building that has held both of them the way a scar holds a wound: closed over, permanent, present. It is rooted in documented history. It is a ghost story about whether ghost is the right word for what a place keeps when it has taken everything from someone.The window of Room 1015 faces east. The street is ten stories below. That distance has not changed since 1911. Effie on the Tenth Floor puts a person to the name of the legend of the Skirvin. 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. In the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains, set in the 1860's, a cedar fence marks the boundary between two families bound by both kinship and circumstance. When Elias Whitmore and Daniel Conroy rebuild that fence together on an April morning, they do not know it will become the measure of all that divides and unites them in the years to come.Martha keeps her home and her heart open to a community that gathers at her table - a space where neighbors, strangers, and those seeking refuge find a kind of grace in ordinary time. But as the nation tears itself apart, the fence between the two properties becomes a line that cannot hold: a line crossed by soldiers in gray, by a man who arrives at midnight seeking shelter, by letters and secrets and the terrible knowledge of war.Four years of conflict will scatter these people across battlefields and into hiding. It will cost them blood, faith, and conviction. And when it finally ends, the way home is longer than any of them can imagine.This is a story about the fences we build and the boundaries we must cross to find what it means to be forgiven, to forgive, and to come home to love. Two close-knit families face the struggles of their love for one another and their ideological beliefs when the Civil War breaks out. 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. Professional athletes have refused to stay at the Skirvin Hotel. This is documented. NBA players -- men who have slept in hotel rooms for a living since their twenties, who compete in front of twenty thousand people, who do not frighten easily -- have called their trainers at 2 AM and asked to be moved. Nobody has explained it. Nobody has tried very hard.Marcus Cole is thirty-eight years old, a power forward in his final season, a man who has made his career on the ability to stay rational under pressure. He checks into the Skirvin on a Tuesday in March. Something wakes him at 11:47 PM. He goes back to sleep. Something wakes him at 3:14 AM. He is in the corridor outside Room 1015 before he knows he has gotten up, and the corridor is quiet, and the door is there.In 1913, a woman named Effie is standing at the east-facing window of that room with her three-month-old daughter held against her chest. She arrived in Oklahoma City in 1911 with seven dollars, a one-way ticket, and the specific determination of someone who has done the arithmetic and knows exactly what work is worth. She got the job at the Skirvin. She was good at it. The man who built the building noticed her.What happened after that is not in any official record.What is in the building.Effie on the Tenth Floor moves between 1911 and 2019, between a woman who could not leave and a man who cannot sleep, in a building that has held both of them the way a scar holds a wound: closed over, permanent, present. It is rooted in documented history. It is a ghost story about whether ghost is the right word for what a place keeps when it has taken everything from someone.The window of Room 1015 faces east. The street is ten stories below. That distance has not changed since 1911. Effie on the Tenth Floor puts a person to the name of the legend of the Skirvin. 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. In the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains, set in the 1860's, a cedar fence marks the boundary between two families bound by both kinship and circumstance. When Elias Whitmore and Daniel Conroy rebuild that fence together on an April morning, they do not know it will become the measure of all that divides and unites them in the years to come.Martha keeps her home and her heart open to a community that gathers at her table - a space where neighbors, strangers, and those seeking refuge find a kind of grace in ordinary time. But as the nation tears itself apart, the fence between the two properties becomes a line that cannot hold: a line crossed by soldiers in gray, by a man who arrives at midnight seeking shelter, by letters and secrets and the terrible knowledge of war.Four years of conflict will scatter these people across battlefields and into hiding. It will cost them blood, faith, and conviction. And when it finally ends, the way home is longer than any of them can imagine.This is a story about the fences we build and the boundaries we must cross to find what it means to be forgiven, to forgive, and to come home to love. Two close-knit families face the struggles of their love for one another and their ideological beliefs when the Civil War breaks out. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Effie on the Tenth Floor | Theodore Edwards | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Theodore Edwards | EAN 9798295807190 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the shadow of the Blue Ridge Mountains, set in the 1860's, a cedar fence marks the boundary between two families bound by both kinship and circumstance. When Elias Whitmore and Daniel Conroy rebuild that fence together on an April morning, they do not know it will become the measure of all that divides and unites them in the years to come.Martha keeps her home and her heart open to a community that gathers at her table - a space where neighbors, strangers, and those seeking refuge find a kind of grace in ordinary time. But as the nation tears itself apart, the fence between the two properties becomes a line that cannot hold: a line crossed by soldiers in gray, by a man who arrives at midnight seeking shelter, by letters and secrets and the terrible knowledge of war.Four years of conflict will scatter these people across battlefields and into hiding. It will cost them blood, faith, and conviction. And when it finally ends, the way home is longer than any of them can imagine.This is a story about the fences we build and the boundaries we must cross to find what it means to be forgiven, to forgive, and to come home to love.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Fence Between Us | Theodore Edwards | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Theodore Edwards | EAN 9798295843198 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.