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Redemption - Leon Uris Hardcopy 0060183330
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1995, Publisher: Harpercollins, 827 pages
Condition: Good+++ Book is clean with no writing and no folded pages, library discard is the only reason for rating. Mylar has protected the book and dust jacket beautifully. Binding is secure, only slight tilt.
Full Description:
"Continuing the story he began with "Trinity," Leon Uris follow Conor Larkin as he becomes a revolutionary and realizes his burgeoning love for Lady Caroline Hubble. When Larkin dies during a raid against the British, his nephew Rory leaves his father's sheep ranch in New Zealand and joins forces with Lady Caroline's two sons in fighting for Gallipoli."
SHIPPING COST OUTSIDE THE USA: MAIL QUOTE IS ESTIMATED. You may inquire what the rate will be to your destination prior to purchasing, as the amount may be much less...I'll update the cost on the invoice at that time.
We are a smoke/pet free home. Trust in the over 1700 feedbacks at my ebay site (elisia1).
Condition: Good+++ Book is clean with no writing and no folded pages, library discard is the only reason for rating. Mylar has protected the book and dust jacket beautifully. Binding is secure, only slight tilt.
Full Description:
"Continuing the story he began with "Trinity," Leon Uris follow Conor Larkin as he becomes a revolutionary and realizes his burgeoning love for Lady Caroline Hubble. When Larkin dies during a raid against the British, his nephew Rory leaves his father's sheep ranch in New Zealand and joins forces with Lady Caroline's two sons in fighting for Gallipoli."
SHIPPING COST OUTSIDE THE USA: MAIL QUOTE IS ESTIMATED. You may inquire what the rate will be to your destination prior to purchasing, as the amount may be much less...I'll update the cost on the invoice at that time.
We are a smoke/pet free home. Trust in the over 1700 feedbacks at my ebay site (elisia1).
