4 Results: New & Used in Fiction Books in Doncaster 3108, VIC

Lucas Malet, "The Wages of Sin", London, Thomas Nelson % Sons, n.d. (Possibly 1908) 478 p. Hardback, cover in poor condition.

"The Fall of Paris", by Ilya Ehrenburg, is a May Fair paperback of 1949. 511 pages. The Stalin Prize Novel for 1942. Graphic depiction of the suspense and terror of WW II as Paris falls.

"At the Going Down of the Sun", an epic novel of World War I, by Elizabeth Darrell. A futura paperback of 1984. 591 pages. The passions, devastation, destruction, tragedy and heartbreak of war become very real as you travel through this epic.

"The Young Lions" by Irwin Shaw. A Pan Giant 1958 paperback, 540 pages. Dubbed "the supreme war novel", depicts WW II from both sides. A must read for the war enthusiast.

Andre Maurois, "Colonel Bramble: the silence of Colonel Bramble, and General Bramble". Translated from French. London, 1932. 256 p.

Collected Stories by O. Henry in a Bantam Classic paperback, published 1991. 438 p. Handy compact edition to take with you and enjoy on your next post-lockdown trip.

Vintage fiction, this rather weary looking paperback from 1947, published in Hamburg, contains 291 pages. It is the saga of the Whiteoak family in Canada. Jalna is a place in india where the chief protagonist was stationed in the 1940's.

Beryl Bainbridge's "According to Queeny" is an Abacus paperback published 2001, reprinted 2004. 244 pages in excellent condition. The work has earned much praise, some appearing on the back cover.

Noel Langley's "Cage Me a Peacock", a Guild Books paperback, reprinted 1950. 144 p. It is a satyrical take on the classic story of the Rape of Lucrecia. A simple peasant girl "weaves an incredible tangle of bigamy, seduction and deception round the swaggering, victorious Roman Army ..." Witty and salty.

By C. Forester - "The Earthly Paradise". A paperback by Guild Books, 1947. 237 p. In less than pristine condition simply because of its age, hence the low price for this cklassic author.