New York: Harper & Row, (1987). First edition - The author's fourth book - "a mock-epic fantasy and satire of entrepreneurial capitalism and popular culture" pitting Howard Johnson against Walt Disney, fighting over the same piece of land in Orlando, Florida, as the site for their versions of the American dream -land owned by Marjorie Post Merriweather, the cereal heiress. 308 pp.

Chapel Hill, NC: Algonquin, 1991. First edition - The author's first book, the story of two sisters in a small town in Texas caught up in a bitter family rivalry, as they try to come to terms with their different memories of their childhood. Photograph of the author laid in.

New York: Doubleday, 1994. First edition - Published posthumously, this third of Asimov's autobiographical works looks at events over his entire life and how they influenced his writings and thoughts. A more reflective book than his earlier chronological ones. Includes an epilogue by his wife, Janet Asimov. 552 pp.

New York: Ace Books, 1994. First edition - The third book in this series which continues to explore Asimov's three laws of robotics. 304 pp.

San Francisco: Four Winds Press, (2015). First edition - A collection of essays which maintains that comparisons can be the highest form of argument, using "examples drawn from classical to contemporary history, art, and literature: Hamlet in Ithaca and Telemachus in Elsinore, the Mediterranean and the North Sea, writing from a prison cell and writing from a room at home, the 'suicide; of Primo Levi and Japanese Kamikaze pilots. . [He] demonstrates how the comparative method can provide insight not only into two subjects simultaneously, but also into fundamental issues they may have in common." Translated from the Dutch by Brian Doyle-Du Breuil. Issued as a trade paperback original. 238 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2015). SIGNED first edition - The fifth novel in the highly praised series featuring Quinn Colson, former Army Ranger, who has lost his position as Sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi, but who is asked to step back in when the new sheriff is killed. SIGNED on the title page and dated 7-22-15, in the year of publication. An upcoming HBO series will be based on these Colson novels. Promotional material laid in. 370 pp.

New York: Morrow (imprint of Harper Collins), (2004). SIGNED first edition - The fourth novel featuring Nick Travers a former professional football player turned professor of blues history at Tulane. But when he asked for a favor by a friend he can't turn him down. SIGNED on the title page. 291 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2013). SIGNED first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series - this is the second novel in that continuation. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." Spenser and his apprentice, Zebulon Sixkill, team up to help his old trainer. SIGNED and dated on the title page. Publisher's letter laid in. Basis for the Mark Wahlberg-Winston Duke film ÒSpenser Confidential.Ó 306 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2018). SIGNED first edition - The eighth novel in the highly praised series featuring Quinn Colson, former Army Ranger, and Sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi, SIGNED on the title page and dated 7-19-18, in the year of publication. An upcoming HBO series will be based on these Colson novels. Publisher's letter laid in. 365 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2019). SIGNED first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." In this novel, a young girl had left her Boston home to make it big in Hollywood; two years later she disappeared from her apartment and Spenser is hired to find her, with the help of his former apprentice, Zebulon Sixkill, now a Los Angeles PI. SIGNED on the title page and dated 11-24-19, in the year of publication. Double page map of Boston. 304 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2016). SIGNED first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." In this novel, a firefighter who suspected arson in a church fire where three firefighters were killed goes to Spenser for help. SIGNED on the title page and dated 5-3-16, in the year of publication. 304 pp. Publisher's material laid in,

New York: Putnam, (2014). SIGNED first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." The nine year old son of a New England Patriots linebacker - who seems to always be in trouble off the field - has been kidnapped. SIGNED and dated on the title page. 308 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2017). SIGNED first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." In this novel, Spenser and right hand Hawk follow a con mans trail of smoke and mirrors from Boston to backroads Georgia. SIGNED on the title page and dated 5-9-17, in the year of publication. 304 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2015). SIGNED first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." A 16 year old who created a prank twitter account finds himself before a judge notorious for cracking down on teens. SIGNED on the title page. 280 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2013) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series - this is the second novel in that continuation. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." Spenser and his apprentice, Zebulon Sixkill, team up to help his old trainer. SIGNED on the title page and dated May 12, 2013, in the month of publication. Basis for the Mark Wahlberg-Winston Duke film ÒSpenser Confidential.Ó 306 pp. ISBN: 978-0399151575.

New York: Putnam, (2018). SIGNED first edition - After the death of Robert B. Parker in 2010, Southern crime fiction writer Ace Atkins was selected to continue the Spenser series. Reviewer Paul Saltzman commented that Atkins "has stayed true to [Parker's] voice and his literate, dialogue-driven vision while keeping his characters compelling and allowing them to grow." Spenser finds himself investigating the art theft from the Gardiner Museum which occurred more than 20 years ago. SIGNED on the title page. 319 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2019). SIGNED first edition - The ninth novel in the highly praised series featuring Quinn Colson, former Army Ranger, and Sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi, SIGNED in silver on the black title page and dated in the year of publication. An upcoming HBO series will be based on these Colson novels. 446 pp. Publisher's letter laid in.

New York: Putnam, (2013). SIGNED first edition - The third novel in the highly praised series featuring Quinn Colson, former Army Ranger, now Sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi. SIGNED on the title page. An upcoming HBO series will be based on these Colson novels. 331 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2014). SIGNED first edition - The fourth novel in the highly praised series featuring Quinn Colson, former Army Ranger, and Sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi, which is recovering from a tornado that ripped through the town of Jericho, and also still dealing with events from more than 30 years ago when two young girls were assaulted and one was killed and a black man was lynched, SIGNED on the title page and dated in the year of publication. An upcoming HBO series will be based on these Colson novels. 446 pp.

New York: Putnam, (2012). SIGNED first edition - The second novel in the highly praised series featuring Quinn Colson, former Army Ranger, now Sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi. SIGNED on the title page. An upcoming HBO series will be based on these Colson novels. 339 pp.

Boston: Little Brown, (2008.). SIGNED first edition - Third novel featuring Jackson Brodie, ex-cop, ex-private detective, retired millionaire. SIGNED on the title page. 390 pp.

Boston: Little Brown, (2004.). First edition - Award-winning author's fourth novel, and the first of her literary crime fiction books featuring private detective Jackson Brodie. Very highly recommended. 310 pp.

Boston: Little Brown, (2006.). SIGNED first edition - Two years after the events in "Case Histories" left Jackson Brodie, the ex-cop, ex-private detective, a retired millionaire, he is in Edinburgh for its summer arts festival and witnesses an extreme example of road rage, and finds himself in the midst of several mysteries. SIGNED on the title page. 418 pp.

Boston: Little Brown, (2006.) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - Two years after the events in "Case Histories" left Jackson Brodie, the ex-cop, ex-private detective, a retired millionaire, he is in Edinburgh for its summer arts festival and witnesses an extreme example of road rage, and finds himself in the midst of several mysteries. SIGNED on the title page. 418 pp. ISBN: 0-316-154849.

Boston: Little Brown, (2008.). SIGNED first edition - Third novel featuring Jackson Brodie, ex-cop, ex-private detective, retired millionaire. SIGNED on the title page. 390 pp.

Boston: Little Brown, (2006.). First edition - Two years after the events in "Case Histories" left Jackson Brodie, the ex-cop, ex-private detective, a retired millionaire, he is in Edinburgh for its summer arts festival and witnesses an extreme example of road rage, and finds himself in the midst of several mysteries. 418 pp.

New York: Picador, 1997. SIGNED first edition - Her second novel - her first won the Whitbread Book of the Year award. SIGNED on the title page. 350 pp plus final illustration.

New York & Boston: Little Brown, (2015). First edition - A companion novel to her "Life after Life." This tells the story of the 20th century through Ursula's beloved younger brother Teddy - would-be poet, heroic pilot, husband, father, and grandfather - as he navigates the perils and progress of a rapidly changing world. Winner of the 2015 Costa Prize for best novel (the same award her first novel won) Author's note, sources. 395 pp.

New York & Boston: Little Brown, (2015). First edition - A companion novel to her "Life after Life." This tells the story of the 20th century through Ursula's beloved younger brother Teddy - would-be poet, heroic pilot, husband, father, and grandfather - as he navigates the perils and progress of a rapidly changing world. Winner of the 2015 Costa Prize for best novel (the same award her first novel won) Author's note, sources. 395 pp.