"The Mistress" 1959 BROWN, Carter Bookcases

"The Mistress" 1959 BROWN, Carter BookcasesBROWN, Carter [127] pp. A Signet Book The New American Library 1959 First Printing 7" x 4 1 4" It was a plush Vegas gambling joint with dice tables at the rear and a well stacked stripper out front. The stripper's name was Gabrielle and she played taps for three corpses. When Al Wheeler came on the scene he figured he'd hit it lucky. Because there was nothing he enjoyed more than a murder case that gave him a chance to get down to facts bare facts.

Limited edition number 87 of 375 copies

Presented by the author to my dear friend

From her mother's second marriage

land- and sea-scapes of sunshine and dreams - and her private family and friends - such is the kaleidoscope of her pages under the glittering searchlight of her incisive memory

The author recounts his experiences fishing in various parts of England

*front board semi-detached requiring restoration*

The “El-Helou Collection”

of which the cardboard would be destroyed by the SS in 1944 in Lanzac

preppiness as a subculture became less exclusive

BOILEAU-NARCEJAC

entertaining tour of this rather peculiar Golden Age

and her remarks reflect on the changes in American culture after thirty years abroad