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    • Idioma: Inglés

      Editorial: Scribner, 2006

      0743286065 / 9780743286060

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      Librería: Old Goat Books, Waterloo, ON, CanadaOld Goat Books

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      Miembro de asociación: IOBA

      Condición: Usado - Muy bueno

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      Trade Paperback. Condición: Near Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Near Fine. Condition: 'NF' Notes: Novel, and sequel of sorts to Pinkerton's Sister.

    • Idioma: Inglés

      Editorial: Scribner, 2006

      0743286065 / 9780743286060

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      Librería: Book Express (NZ), Shannon, Nueva ZelandaBook Express (NZ)

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      Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 647 pages. page edge lightly tannedBenjamin Franklin Pinkerton - the faithless young naval lieutenant who abando ns Madam Butterfly - was glimpsed fleetingly in Peter Rushforth's previous novel , Pinkerton's Sister. Now Ben steps out of the shadows and into the centre of th e stage, a young man haunted by the desolation of his boyhood years, unable to s how or respond to love. He's about to sail for Japan. But his imminent departure conjures up the life he and his sister have led, and the monstrous act for whic h he is most the rejection and destruction of a pure and loving heart. What happ ened to him then will mark his whole life. He is his own man, but he is also his sister's brother. Once again, in his mastery of language, his extraordinary ima gination, his superb sense of time and place, Peter Rushforth has given the worl d a second masterpiece, ranking alongside, or surpassing, his earlier triumph.