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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stewart's Camp, California, is just a tiny, rusty place, forgotten amongst the hills of the Gold Country, but it's also a town with a past. And the past tends to visit the present--with or without invitation.In 1996, eight months before historic storms deluge Northern California, idealistic young nurse, Lauren, arrives in the remote Gold Rush town of Stewart's Camp. She's come because of a house, an old one with character, just the sort she's always wanted and finally has. Sort of. It's bigger than she pictured it, filthy, run-down, packed with junk, and soaked in foreboding, but Lauren won't be deterred. Determined to clean up the mess and find her place in this community of endearingly flawed individuals, she begins a daunting restoration project and an unlikely apprenticeship with the town's aged healer. But Lauren's plans are disrupted by the return to town of Gwendolyn, a business-minded madam with her own claim to the old Stewart Mansion and her own plans for the place, plans that will force Lauren to fight for her inheritance and plans that could push Stewart's Camp to its breaking point, putting it on course toward the reenactment of a dark past.K. E. Thompson's debut novel and the first in the Stewart's Camp Saga, Marble and Mud explores a world of dark redemption and earthy transcendence deeply rooted in place and time. Thompson believes in maximizing the page-turning power of a good plot without sacrificing depth or the extraordinary power of fiction to tell the complicated truth. An idealistic young woman inherits a run-down Victorian Mansion in an obscure Gold Rush town. Her restoration plans are challenged by a business-minded madam whose own claim to the house pushes the entire town toward its breaking point. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. 1� Edición. Tres Hermanas / Twin Brooks Press, 2020. Esta novela trata sobre la infancia en la Rumanía bajo el régimen comunista donde la imaginación de las niñas y niños se ve empañada por su obsesión por un mundo occidental idealizado. Conforme esta obsesión aumente, los protagonistas de la novela arriesgarán sus vidas al intentar cruzar la frontera. Los Ángeles, ahí está el Otro Lado ansiado. Dulces sueños, queridos niños es una novela sobre la inmigración, los sueños, la inocencia, la amistad y el desarraigo. Y también, por supuesto, sobre la felicidad. 668 pp. 20 x 13. Tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada con solapas. Sin subrayados. Perfecto estado de conservación. ISBN: 9788412094367.…

Paperback. Condición: New. 2nd ed.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stewart's Camp, California, is just a tiny, rusty place, forgotten amongst the hills of the Gold Country, but it's also a town with a past. And the past tends to visit the present--with or without invitation.In 1996, eight months before historic storms deluge Northern California, idealistic young nurse, Lauren, arrives in the remote Gold Rush town of Stewart's Camp. She's come because of a house, an old one with character, just the sort she's always wanted and finally has. Sort of. It's bigger than she pictured it, filthy, run-down, packed with junk, and soaked in foreboding, but Lauren won't be deterred. Determined to clean up the mess and find her place in this community of endearingly flawed individuals, she begins a daunting restoration project and an unlikely apprenticeship with the town's aged healer. But Lauren's plans are disrupted by the return to town of Gwendolyn, a business-minded madam with her own claim to the old Stewart Mansion and her own plans for the place, plans that will force Lauren to fight for her inheritance and plans that could push Stewart's Camp to its breaking point, putting it on course toward the reenactment of a dark past.K. E. Thompson's debut novel and the first in the Stewart's Camp Saga, Marble and Mud explores a world of dark redemption and earthy transcendence deeply rooted in place and time. Thompson believes in maximizing the page-turning power of a good plot without sacrificing depth or the extraordinary power of fiction to tell the complicated truth. An idealistic young woman inherits a run-down Victorian Mansion in an obscure Gold Rush town. Her restoration plans are challenged by a business-minded madam whose own claim to the house pushes the entire town toward its breaking point. 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 - Recipient of the Literary Titan Gold Award!Stewart's Camp, California, is just a tiny, rusty place, forgotten amongst the hills of the Gold Country, but it's also a town with a past. And the past tends to visit the present--with or without invitation.In 1996, eight months before historic storms deluge Northern California, idealistic young nurse, Lauren, arrives in the remote Gold Rush town of Stewart's Camp. She's come because of a house, an old one with character, just the sort she's always wanted and finally has. Sort of. It's bigger than she pictured it, filthy, run-down, packed with junk, and soaked in foreboding, but Lauren won't be deterred. Determined to clean up the mess and find her place in this community of endearingly flawed individuals, she begins a daunting restoration project and an unlikely apprenticeship with the town's aged healer. But Lauren's plans are disrupted by the return to town of Gwendolyn, a business-minded madam with her own claim to the old Stewart Mansion and her own plans for the place, plans that will force Lauren to fight for her inheritance and plans that could push Stewart's Camp to its breaking point, putting it on course toward the reenactment of a dark past.K. E. Thompson's debut novel and the first in the Stewart's Camp Saga, Marble and Mud explores a world of dark redemption and earthy transcendence deeply rooted in place and time. Thompson believes in maximizing the page-turning power of a good plot without sacrificing depth or the extraordinary power of fiction to tell the complicated truth.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Stewart's Camp, California, is just a tiny, rusty place, forgotten amongst the hills of the Gold Country, but it's also a town with a past. And the past tends to visit the present--with or without invitation.In 1996, eight months before historic storms deluge Northern California, idealistic young nurse, Lauren, arrives in the remote Gold Rush town of Stewart's Camp. She's come because of a house, an old one with character, just the sort she's always wanted and finally has. Sort of. It's bigger than she pictured it, filthy, run-down, packed with junk, and soaked in foreboding, but Lauren won't be deterred. Determined to clean up the mess and find her place in this community of endearingly flawed individuals, she begins a daunting restoration project and an unlikely apprenticeship with the town's aged healer. But Lauren's plans are disrupted by the return to town of Gwendolyn, a business-minded madam with her own claim to the old Stewart Mansion and her own plans for the place, plans that will force Lauren to fight for her inheritance and plans that could push Stewart's Camp to its breaking point, putting it on course toward the reenactment of a dark past.K. E. Thompson's debut novel and the first in the Stewart's Camp Saga, Marble and Mud explores a world of dark redemption and earthy transcendence deeply rooted in place and time. Thompson believes in maximizing the page-turning power of a good plot without sacrificing depth or the extraordinary power of fiction to tell the complicated truth. An idealistic young woman inherits a run-down Victorian Mansion in an obscure Gold Rush town. Her restoration plans are challenged by a business-minded madam whose own claim to the house pushes the entire town toward its breaking point. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Marble and Mud | K. E. Thompson | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Twin Brooks Press | EAN 9798996612208 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.