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Click to view full description | 1. | Yerby, Frank BENTON'S ROW
New York: The Dial Press, 1954. First edition, first printing. Owner's discreet rubber-stamped address to front free endsheet, dot of stain to fore-edge, thus nearly fine; in a bright, nearly fine illustrated dust jacket with some minor edgewear and very minor nicking.
Louisiana-set story of four generations of a fabulous Delta clan...and of the illicit Cajun branch of the family that brings the saga of the Bentons to its violent climax.
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| 2. | Yerby, Frank PRIDE'S CASTLE
New York: The Dial Press, 1949. First edition, first printing. Discreet rubber-stamped name and address to endsheet, else fine, in full russett cloth with pale rose lettering and devices; in a very good plus illustrated dust jacket with nicking at the spine ends and corners, rubbing at the folds.
Historical novel set during the era of the robber barons and centering on Pride Dawson, whose piratical vigor and ruthlessness knew no limits, but whose Achilles heel--and possible redemption--was the love of a good woman.
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| 3. | Yerby, Frank PRIDE'S CASTLE
New York: The Dial Press, 1949. First edition, first printing. Fine, in full tan cloth with rose lettering and devices; in an about near fine illustrated dust jacket with very minor nicking at the spine ends and corners, rubbing at the folds.
With plunder as a goal and power as an instrument, Pride Dawson is a robber baron with an unbounded appetite for ruthlessness. He also has a boundless love for Sharon O'Neill, a woman with as much goodness in her soul as he had evil.
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| 4. | Yerby, Frank THE DEVIL'S LAUGHTER
New York: The Dial Press, 1953. First edition, first printing. Fine, in black-lettered yellow shelfback over terra-cotta covers; in an about near fine, illustrated dust jacket, with a few tiny nicks at the edges, a few very short closed tears. Nice! Jacket by Harry Barton.
Historical novel of the French Revolution, centering on a hot-blooded son of a wealthy Sicilian shipowner seething with Republican principles.
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| 5. | Yerby, Frank THE GOLDEN HAWK
New York: The Dial Press, 1948. First edition, first printing. Discreet rubber-stamped name and address to title-page and advertisement page, else fine, in tan composition binding; in a bright, near fine illustrated dust jacket with a few tiny edge tears and very minor nicking. Jacket by John Alan Maxwell.
Desperate to escape the harsh rule of European aristocrats whose voracious appetites for treasure outweighs all other considerations, Kit Gerado turns to piracy as his only means to power and love. Filmed with Sterling Hayden and Rhonda Fleming in 1952.
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