Search Results: Authors starting with C from Blue Chamber Books

California: Liverpool Library Press, 1980. Paperback. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears..

New York: Fawcett Crest, 1973. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, vintage books are never truly in mint condition or "like new" due to their age. Books in this condition are as good as they can be for their age, see photos for more details.** Excellent/Mint: Like new, pages fully intact, never-read.. "Wonderland" by Joyce Carol Oates, published in 1973, is a gripping novel that follows the life of Jesse Vogel, a young man who escapes a traumatic past and rises to prominence as a brilliant surgeon. Through Jesse's journey, Oates explores themes of identity, ambition, and the American Dream, painting a dark and complex portrait of personal and societal transformation. For the literary world at the time, "Wonderland" was significant for its bold examination of the psychological and emotional struggles of its protagonist, set against the backdrop of mid-20th century America. The novel's intricate character development and unflinching look at the cost of success… Read More

Bantom. 1975. Paperback. Paperback, Good. Sue Kaufman's "The Falling Bodies" is a compelling exploration of the complexities of human relationships set against the backdrop of New York City. Through the intertwined lives of her characters, Kaufman delves into themes of love, loss, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. The novel's title serves as a metaphor for the characters' emotional and psychological struggles, as they grapple with their own personal demons and the ever-present specter of mortality. Kaufman's vivid prose and keen insight make "The Falling Bodies" a poignant and thought-provoking read, challenging readers to confront their own fears and desires in the face of life's uncertainties. "Her 1974 novel, Falling Bodies, is a sad and often hysterically funny novel about a woman whose family is falling apart. I have been absorbed in Falling Bodies for two days, and I feel that Kaufman is writing about my own life, though the heroine Emma and I could hardly be more different.".

New York: New American Library, 1976. First Signet Printing. paperback. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, vintage books are never truly in mint conditon or "like new" due to their age. Books in this condition are as good as they can be for thier age, see photos for more details.** Excellent/Mint: Like new, pages fully intact, never-read.. Do I please you?" she asked, as she unhooked her bra, slowly slipping the traps down...

New York: Pocket Books, 1972. seventh printing. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Good: Shelf-worn, some minor surface damage may be present, no warping or major creases, yellowing pages, and minor stains or discoloration may be present.. Complete and frank story of lust, self indulgence, and degradation"  Robert Marks (Pen name John Colleton) started his career in writing randy novels with 1971's The Trembling of a Leaf.    .

Canada: New American Library of Canada Limited, 1983. Paperback. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the discriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, rips or tears.. "LOVE ME LIKE YOU NEVER LOVED ME BEFORE... Her large blue eyes blazed with pride and muted promise as she unbuttoned her suede blouse...." .

New York: Pocket Books, 1969. First Printing. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears..

Holloway House Publishing, 1967. First American Edition. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears..

Paperback Library, 1969. Good: Shelf-worn, some minor surface damage may be present, no warping or major creases, yellowing pages, and minor stains or discoloration may be present.. Rod Damon learns of an enemy plot to murder world leaders by planting a remote-controlled "bug" in the brain of a number of agents...   "The Coxeman" series by Troy Conway with Rod Damon is a continuation of the original 1960s series of the same name. It features a freelance spy and adventurer. The series is known for its action-packed plots, exotic locations, and steamy encounters, typical of the pulp fiction genre. .

New York: Paperback Library, 1969. First Printing. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, vintage books are never truly in mint condition or "like new" due to their age. Books in this condition are as good as they can be for their age, see photos for more details.** Excellent/Mint: Like new, pages fully intact, never-read..

New York: Paperback Library Inc. Good: Shelf-worn, some minor surface damage may be present, no warping or major creases, yellowing pages, and minor stains or discoloration may be present.. "The Coxeman" series by Troy Conway is a modern revival of the original 1960s series, featuring the character "Matt Helm." Helm is a secret agent and womanizer, similar to James Bond, who navigates various espionage missions and encounters with beautiful women. The series is known for its action-packed plots, exotic locations, and steamy encounters, characteristic of the spy thriller genre.   Fast-paced, action-packed plot! Daring hero, beautiful women, and dangerous villains! The Coxeman series, in particular, is known for its racy content and emphasis on adventure and intrigue..

California: Stag Books, 1976. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears..

California: Stag Books, 1976. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, creases, rips or tears..

United States: Bantam Books, 1952. Fair: still readable, some major bends/creasing/saw marks, there may be surface damage, noticeable warping, yellowing pages, prominent stains, holes, rips or tears.. A swift, brilliant mingling of fact and fiction, this is the tempestuous story of a Europe smoldering under ruthless tyranny--by a master of historical fiction."  A historical fiction whose backdrop is the Napoleonic era. Not only is it set in France, but in England, Russia and Spain. .

California: Greenleaf Classics, 1979. Paperback. **Please note that the following condition is a general description, some of the descriptors may be present but not all, see photos for more details.** Good: Shelf-worn, some minor surface damage may be present, no warping or major creases, yellowing pages, and minor stains or discoloration may be present..

Beeline, 1978. Excellent/Mint: Like new, pages fully intact, never-read. Item. Beeline Two Books In One Book 1: The Loving's Just Begun by Toby Titwell Booke 2: First Time Fun by Connie Creamer.