Lucas by L J Dee (6 results)

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition; First Printing. Cover clean, binding very good, pages crisp, Autocrat on the Hill: The Short Unhappy Reign of Minard W. Stout by J. Dee Kille, Rude and Rancous Catcalls: The Disputes of Governor's Day, 1970 by Brad Lucas, The Bureau of Reclamation and the West, 1945-2000 by Donald J. Pisani, Notes and Documents Nevada: Prisms and Perspectives Peter L. Bandurraga; No. 4; Vol. 43; 10" Tall.

Paperback. Condition: Good. 352 pages. Cover wornTis the season for passion and intrigue in these four festive Christmas novellas by four outstanding auth ors--including a Lieutenant Eve Dallas story from #1 New York Tim es bestselling author J. D. Robb. In J. D. Robb's Midnight in De ath, Lieutenant Eve Dallas must postpone her first Christmas with her new husband, Roarke, to hunt for an escaped serial killer--b ut she and Roarke still manage to find ways to celebrate. Susan Plunkett's Christmas Promises brings a woman and her ex-fiance to gether after four long years as they search for a missing child-- and make up for the broken promises of Christmases past. In Dee Holmes's The Unexpected Gift, Sabrina McKay and her five-year-old son are coping with the first Christmas since her divorce when h er son finds a body in the yard--and unexpectedly they rediscover the true spirit of the holidays. In Claire Cross's A Berry Merr y Christmas, a mysterious nanny has a special message to deliver to a young orphan and her uncle who long to feel the joy of Chris tmas in their hearts once again. Editorial Reviews Christmas Cr imes 'Tis the season to be suspenseful, with a dash of romance t hrown in for good measure! In this holiday treasure, four romanti c-suspense writers try their hands at stories of holiday-themed l ove and intrigue. The standout is from J. D. Robb (a pseudonym of the bestselling Nora Roberts), whose futuristic suspense story, Midnight in Death, begins with the delicious line, Murder respect s no traditions. From this opening, police detective Eve Dallas has walked into the scene of a particularly nasty crime -- a man has been hanged, but slowly and painfully, with a biblical phras e carved into his body: Judge not lest you be judged. The man is a judge, and with him Eve finds a list of others who the killer i s after -- and her name is at the bottom of that list! It has sh ades of Seven, but this is not a sadistic horror story, for J. D. Robb always manages to present a compelling detective story with out much in the way of gore. Dallas was prepared to celebrate a n ice Christmas with her husband, Roarke, but now it looks as if a killer is on the loose -- and one she knows all too well. The ser ial killer in question is none other than David Palmer, a man Eve had arrested after Palmer left a trail of corpses behind him. No w he's escaped from an off-planet penal colony. The murder story takes over Eve's life, but her romance heats up with her hubby as she proves that some women can have it all. A taut story, with a good deal of Christmas, tension, and love in heavy doses along w ith a neat murder mystery. The other stories also rise to the o ccasion. Dee Holmes's The Unexpected Gift is an ironic and beauti fully told tale of a woman and her young son who are managing the ir first Christmas without Daddy after the divorce. Sabrina McKay 's son, Josh, finds something shocking nearby -- a dead body. The ir entire holiday is changed with this discovery. In Claire Cross 's offering, A Berry Merry Christmas, an unusual nanny has a mess age for an orphan named Natalie and her Uncle Drew. And in Susan Plunkett's Christmas Promises, Marne York gets a Christmas surpri se when her former boyfriend is sent to give her a ride. Jake is not the guy she's wanted back in her life, but soon she and Jake join forces to track down a missing child. All in all, this is a wonderful holiday sampler from these writers, who have delivered a stocking stuffer of a book for fans of romance, suspense, and the season of joy. Highly recommended, particularly for the insta nt-classic J. D. Robb story. - Jessi Rose Lucas, barnesandnoble. com - Jessi Rose Lucas's first romance novel, The Swan Prince, is forthcoming. She lives on the New England coast and is current ly working on her second novel, The Tarnished Knight, a medieval romance about Lancelot and Guinevere. - Jessi Rose Lucas.

Condition: Good. Christie's ? London, Sale title ? 19th Century Continental Pictures & Drawings, Date ? 29th November 1991, No. of lots - 126, No. of pages ? 133, Illustrated in colour, , INDEX, A, Alberici, A. 109, Alvarez Catalâ, L. 126, Anker, A. 40, Antonio, de C. 122, Argyros, O. 107, B, Bellanger, C. F. 53, Benlliure y Gil, j. 125, Béraud,j. 59, Bergmann, J. H. 28, Berjon, A. 45, Blaas, deE. 114, Blommers, B. J. 10, Boldini, G. 118, Bonheur, R. 32, Bugatti, C. 121, C, Campo, dei F. 96, Carelli, C. 100, 101, 102, Chaplin, C. 63, Coignet, j. L. P. 3, Conti, T.115, Continental Schoal 116, Corrodi, H. D. S. 111, Cortès, E. 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, Costa, G. 119, D, Dahl, j. C. C. 77, Delacroix, F. V. E. 49, Doré, G. 50, 51, Dupré,j. 64, F, Fabbi, F. 110, Feure, de G. 70, Fliekel, P. F. 25, G, Galien-Laloue, E. 86, 87, 88, 89, Gebler, O. F. 26, Geoneutte, N. 58, Gérard, T. 23B, Gérome,j.L.5, Gianni, G. 98, 99, Graf, P. 78, Granet, F. M. 2, Grips, c.J. Il, Gros, Baron A. J. 1, Godin F; 75, H, Harlamoff, A. 66, Hartmann, L. 27, Helleu, P. C. 60, 65, Hilaire,j. B. 46, Hublin, E. A. 54, Hulk, A. 22, Indoni, F. 108, Irolli, V. 120, Isabey, L. G. E. 8, Italian Schoo191, J, Jensen, j. L. 72, 73, 74, Jung, T. 48, K, Kaulbach, von F. A. 37, Kaulbaeh, von W. 36, Khnopff, F. 69, Koekkoek, B. C. 16, 17, Koekkoek, H. Sm. 20, Koekkoek, H. Jr. 21, Koekkoek, W. 18, 19, Koepeke24, Koester, A. 30, Kr0yer, P. S. 79, Kuhnert, W. 31, L, Leto, A. 104, Lévy-Dhurmer, L. 68, Lucas y Villaamil, E. 124, M, Marko, C. 92, Mélida y AlinarÎ, E. 123, Menze!, A. F. E. 33, N, Noter de DEJ, 14, p, Panerai, R. 117, Parthenis, C. 71, Philippeall, K. F. 113, Pilny, O. 93, Poma, S. 105, 106, Preziosî, Amadeo, Count 67, Puvis de Chavannes, P. C. 55, Q, Quaglio, S. 34, R, Raynal, de 103, Renard, F. T. 7, Ribot, T. A. 56, 57, Sala, P. 61, Schendel, P. van 9, Schlesinger, F. 38, Sehranz, j. 90, Schweninger, C. 43, Springer, C. 15, Staek, j. M. 97, Stahl, F. 41, Stübner, R. E. 80, T, Thaulow, F. 76, Tiratelli,A.112, Tissor,J.j. 52, Toussaint, F. 62, U, Unrerberger, F. R. 29, 94, 95, V, Verboeckhoven, E. J. 44, Verner,E.j. H.6, Veyrassar,j.j. 23, Vogelstein, von]. V. 35, Volkmar, A. 39, Vylder, C. de 23A, W, Wittmer,J. M. 42, Wolfensberger, j. J. 47, Z, Zeno Diemer. M. 67A,   Weight: 518g We use registered airmail for all parcels which are sent out from our depot in India. Parcels usually take 1 - 2 weeks to arrive at your selected destination. All parcels are shipped within 1 working day of payment being received.

Staple Bound Magazine. Condition: Very Good. Teanna Byerts (illustrator). Moderately Creased; Lightly Chipped. Monthly adventure role-playing aid. Aerial adventures; Game reviews return; AD&D game second edition questionnaire. EDITOR: Roger E. Moore. ASSISTANT EDITOR: Robin Jenkins. FICTION EDITOR: Patrick L. Price. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Eileen Lucas, Barbara G. Young, Georgia Moore. ART DIRECTOR: Roger Raupp. PRODUCTION STAFF: Marilyn Favaro, Gloria Habriga. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Pat Schulz. ADVERTISING: Mary Parkinson. CREATIVE EDITORS: Ed Greenwood, Jeff Grubb. CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS: Teanna Byerts, Richard Cameron, Jeff Dee, Diesel, Larry Elmore, Ernie Guanlao, Jim Holloway, Paul Jaquays, Dwain Meyer, Ray Nadeau, Joseph Pillsbury, Lawrence Raimonda, Richard Tomasic, David Trampier. COVER ART BY: Teanna Byerts. A high-riding adventurer looks down over a forested valley in our cover painting by Pennsylvania native Teanna Byerts. One can only imagine what thoughts are passing through the mind of the wide-eyed rider, though the Pegasus seems quite at ease with it all. GAME TIE-IN: Dragon Magazine was one of the two official magazines for source material for the Dungeons & Dragons role-playing game and associated products. CONTENTS: SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. AERIAL ADVENTURING: Give wings to your imagination. Sailors on the Sea of Air: The flying ships of the Forgotten Realms. - Ed Greenwood. On a Wing and a Prayer: The art and science--and joy--of gliders. - L. Gregory Smith. Flying the Friendly(?) Skies: The sky is the only limit with aerial adventures in the AD&D game. - Thomas M. Kane. The Wings of Eagles: Aarakocra as player characters in AD&D game campaigns. - J. F. Keeping. Kocraa: A brief word about the lord of the bird-folk. - Christopher Jones. The AD&D Game Second Edition Questionnaire: Don't miss the chance to tell us what you want! OTHER FEATURES Role-Playing Reviews: Game reviews are back--and first in line is WARHAMMER FANTASY ROLEPLAY. - Ken Rolston. Kicks and Sticks: Filipino martial arts at its best: escrima. - Joseph R. Ravitts. New Front-End Alignments: If you've ever gamed with a Neutral Montyhaul, you'll love this article. - Rich Stump. Arcane Lore: The secret spells of Odeen the Arch-Mage. - Rich Baldwin. Packing It All Away: Backpacks: Don't leave for the wilderness without one. - Ian Chapman. The Ecology of the Gelatinous Cube: A lecture on the athcoid and the nature of old feuds. - Ed Greenwood. The Game Wizards: The latest word from TSR: what, who, where, when, how, and why. - Michael Dobson. Blasters & Blunderbusses: How can you control a player character with a howitzer? - Peter R. Jahn. A Shot in the Arm: Making combat a little livelier in STAR FRONTIERS games. - Jason Pamental and David Packard. The Most Secret of Secrets: A few real-world projects for TOP SECRET and TOP SECRET/S.I. games. - Thomas M. Kane. The Marvel-Phile: Meet the newest Hulk of all--and his most determined foes. - Jeff Grubb. The Role of Computers: Black Magic and Realms of Darkness review. - Hartley and Patricia Lesser. ORIGINS Awards 1987 - The editors. DEPARTMENTS Letters; World Gamers Guide; Forum; Sage Advice; Index to Advertisers; Gamers Guide; Convention Calendar; Dragonmirth; SnarfQuest; Wormy. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Beautifully written speculative fiction from Metaphorosis magazine. Fifty-two great science fiction and fantasy stories. All the stories we published in 2019.Contents From the Editor January The Book of Regrets - M.J. Gardner Five Star Review - Alyssa N. Vaughn Two Villains, a Notebook, and a Lump of Coal - Helen French Snapped Dry, Scraped Clean - Setsu Uzumé February The Lightkeeper's Wife - Amelia Dee Mueller The Soul Farmer's Daughters - Kyle Kirrin The Bear Wife - Catherine George Mean Streak - L'Erin Ogle March Pleasing the Giants - Carolyn Lenz Absurd of a Feather - Amman Sabet The Noise Inside - Vaya Pseftaki L'Appel du Vide - Rajiv Moté The Color of My Home is Red Like an Apple - Evan Marcroft April A Yellow Landscape - Sarah McGill Forever and a Life - Daniel Roy With Eyes Half Open - Frances Pauli A Sacrifice for the Queen - Luke Murphy May Somewhere to be Going - Katrina Smith One for the Wounded - Phoenix Alexander In the Beating of a Wing - David Cleden The Memory Dresser - Nicholas M. Stillman Unmasked - Tomas Marcantonio June Country Whispers - Matthew Amundsen The Thousand Revolutions of Kronstadt - Pablo Valcárcel Las Vegas Museum of Space Exploration - Marilee Dahlman The Girls Who Come Back Are Made of Metal and Glass - L'Erin Ogle July One Day in Space Too Many - Michael Sherrin A Layer Thin As Breath - Thea Boodhoo Communication Breakdown - Andrew Knighton The Offshore - Josh Taylor August Never Fade Away - Claire Simpson A Bear, or a Spider, or an Elephant - Edward Ashton The Last Duty - Dawn Lloyd The Propagator - Simone Kern There is a City, He Told Me - Evan James Sheldon September Some Sun and Delilah - B. Morris Allen Favorites from Here and Abroad - Peter T. Donahue A Final Resting Place - Matt Hornsby The Guardian of Werifest Park - Carly Racklin October Darling - Kathryn Weaver Misalignment - Erik Goldsmith The Season of Withering - Lisa Short Super - Yume Kitasei November Rooks on Sundays - Jack Neel Waddell Via Dolorosa - Christine Lucas A Time for Understanding - Lisa Fox Fur and Feathers - Jess Koch The Lonely King - Gunnar De Winter December The Martian in the Greenhouse - Geoffrey W. Cole What Lies in Light - Laura Duerr The Dybbuk - Lewis Gershom Notes from the Laocoön Program - Phoenix Alexander.

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Beautifully written speculative fiction from Metaphorosis magazine. Fifty-two great science fiction and fantasy stories. All the stories we published in 2019.Contents From the Editor January The Book of Regrets - M.J. Gardner Five Star Review - Alyssa N. Vaughn Two Villains, a Notebook, and a Lump of Coal - Helen French Snapped Dry, Scraped Clean - Setsu Uzumé February The Lightkeeper's Wife - Amelia Dee Mueller The Soul Farmer's Daughters - Kyle Kirrin The Bear Wife - Catherine George Mean Streak - L'Erin Ogle March Pleasing the Giants - Carolyn Lenz Absurd of a Feather - Amman Sabet The Noise Inside - Vaya Pseftaki L'Appel du Vide - Rajiv Moté The Color of My Home is Red Like an Apple - Evan Marcroft April A Yellow Landscape - Sarah McGill Forever and a Life - Daniel Roy With Eyes Half Open - Frances Pauli A Sacrifice for the Queen - Luke Murphy May Somewhere to be Going - Katrina Smith One for the Wounded - Phoenix Alexander In the Beating of a Wing - David Cleden The Memory Dresser - Nicholas M. Stillman Unmasked - Tomas Marcantonio June Country Whispers - Matthew Amundsen The Thousand Revolutions of Kronstadt - Pablo Valcárcel Las Vegas Museum of Space Exploration - Marilee Dahlman The Girls Who Come Back Are Made of Metal and Glass - L'Erin Ogle July One Day in Space Too Many - Michael Sherrin A Layer Thin As Breath - Thea Boodhoo Communication Breakdown - Andrew Knighton The Offshore - Josh Taylor August Never Fade Away - Claire Simpson A Bear, or a Spider, or an Elephant - Edward Ashton The Last Duty - Dawn Lloyd The Propagator - Simone Kern There is a City, He Told Me - Evan James Sheldon September Some Sun and Delilah - B. Morris Allen Favorites from Here and Abroad - Peter T. Donahue A Final Resting Place - Matt Hornsby The Guardian of Werifest Park - Carly Racklin October Darling - Kathryn Weaver Misalignment - Erik Goldsmith The Season of Withering - Lisa Short Super - Yume Kitasei November Rooks on Sundays - Jack Neel Waddell Via Dolorosa - Christine Lucas A Time for Understanding - Lisa Fox Fur and Feathers - Jess Koch The Lonely King - Gunnar De Winter December The Martian in the Greenhouse - Geoffrey W. Cole What Lies in Light - Laura Duerr The Dybbuk - Lewis Gershom Notes from the Laocoön Program - Phoenix Alexander.