Vivian vincent (16 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Sarah Schlesinger (illustrator).

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. Sarah Schlesinger (illustrator).

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Stapled wraps. Zustand: Good. [iv], [74p.] Wrap spine fold has a 4-1/2" tear, wraps rubbed and page and wrap edges chipped. After spending a month in the Soviet Union with their two sons, American attorney and 1952 Progressive Party presidential candidate Hallinan and his wife share their observations of life there compared to that in the United States. Includes reading references. B&w photographs. (9"x6").…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When a deep-space mission unravels into chaos, Linguist Nova Solenne finds herself torn between two worlds and two impossible choices. A shimmering alien intelligence has breached reality, turning steel into flesh and silence into a language only she can hear. As the station begins to evolve, pulsing with a life of its own, Nova must fight the echoes clawing inside her mind before they consume everything she loves. Commander Lucan Rhys will burn the galaxy to keep her safe. Head of Security Jarek Voss will risk everything to save the woman who was once his anchor. And Computer Systems expert Tessa Marlowe, caught between memory and possession, may hold the key to closing the rift, or tearing it wider. One choice will save two worlds or destroy them. And the stars are listening.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A sweeping LGBTQIA sci-fi romance about identity, resonance, and the bond that changes two worlds.Three months after the crash on Kethyrian Delta Prime, Talia Reyes has exiled herself to the wilds, haunted by guilt, terrified of connection, and certain she deserves neither forgiveness nor belonging. But the living planet disagrees. And so does Krindis, a Kethyrian resonance-keeper whose quiet persistence begins to unravel everything Talia thought she knew about herself. When Talia's unstable emotional state triggers a planetary imbalance, the Kethyrian network starts to fracture. The only thing that can stabilize it is the one thing she fears most: connection. As her bond with Krindis deepens, unexpected, intimate, and dangerously permanent, their convergence becomes the key to saving both their peoples.But choosing each other means challenging centuries of Kethyrian tradition, reshaping human survival on K-Delt, and facing the truth Talia has run from since the crash: she was never meant to stand alone.A story of identity without apology, love without precedent, and the kind of connection that remakes a world.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - High Steel is a tense, atmospheric age-gap romantic suspense about competence, quiet authority, and the danger that hides inside the machinery of a working port. Frances 'Frankie' Markham has spent decades running cranes along the edge of Lake Huron, her instincts honed by experience no sensor can match. When a late-night lift reveals a weight that shouldn't exist, and her home is quietly searched hours later, Frankie knows something has slipped into Grayhaven that isn't meant to be found. Lucas Reed, the port's new safety engineer, arrives with polished boots, careful questions, and a past he doesn't talk about. He trusts data; Frankie trusts what steel tells her. But when rerouted containers, falsified logs, and subtle pressure from above begin to form a pattern, Lucas realizes Frankie isn't just the most competent operator on the dock, she's the only one who noticed the danger early. As the port's infrastructure groans under age and oversight failures, someone is testing limits. Someone is watching responses. And someone believes Frankie has already seen too much. What begins as professional tension becomes something deeper, an unexpected connection forged in trust, restraint, and the kind of loyalty that doesn't announce itself. But the closer Frankie and Lucas get to the truth, the more the danger shifts toward them. In a world built on steel, silence, and schedules that never stop, they'll have to decide how far they're willing to go to expose what's moving through Grayhaven. and how much they're willing to risk for each other. A slow-burn, age-gap romantic suspense with grit, competence, and a heroine who refuses to be dismissed.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Two women. One failing starship. Fifty thousand lives on the line. And a love they never expected. In the year 2191, Earth is dying and humanity's last hope is the colony vessel Aurora's Promise, carrying fifty thousand civilians toward a distant habitable world. But when sabotage strikes mid-voyage, Chief Engineer Piper Armstrong and Security Chief Renna Hadley-two women with nothing in common except their stubborn resilience-are forced together to save the ship. A catastrophic systems breach. A failing life-support countdown. A growing trail of clues pointing to someone disturbingly close. And a slow-burn, magnetic pull neither woman can ignore. As Piper's reckless brilliance clashes with Renna's iron-tight control, suspicion, longing, and danger coil around them in equal measure. But when the saboteur turns their attention toward Piper, Renna makes a choice that nearly destroys her. Now, with a traitor hidden in plain sight and the Aurora's Promise plummeting toward an alien world, Piper and Renna must trust each other with more than just the mission.they must trust each other with their hearts. Perfect for readers who love: LGBTQ+ sci-fi romanceSlow-burn tension + forced proximityFound family on a new worldHigh-stakes sabotage and survivalEmotionally rich character arcs>The Light That Found Us is a story of resilience, connection, and the kind of love that refuses to break, even when the world does. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1977. Octavo. Hardcover without a dust jacket. First edition. Inscribed by Vincent Crapanzano to the anthropologist Jim Clifford on the first free end paper. Black boards with bronze lettering and design. Spine is pushed, top edge of the rear board is bumped. Back board is ever so slightly bowed. Text block clean and unmarked. Book is on the upper end of good condition. Scarce. Inscribed by Author(s).…

hardback, 4to, comprises Memorial Service address, Memoir, and several obituary and other newspaper pieces collected, unpaginated (56pp), two photo portraits tipped-in, inscription dated 1926 from Lady Montagu on endpaper with pencilled owner's name, scattered foxing throughout, front inner hinge cracked and weak, cloth-covered boards, gilt spine titles, board top crners bumped and creased, torn with some loss at spine ends; Fair condition.…

Zustand: Light shelfwear. Full black cloth boards. Upper with publisher?s copper stamp on bottom right corner. Spine with copper lettering and stamp. No dust jacket. , A very good example. Includes various charts, diagrams, and other figures., Size : 8vo.(255 x 153 mm).