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Click to view full description | 1. | All That Glitters Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Avon 1968 Paperback Very Good; Some age tanning; light wear; clear cover art.; "WASHINGTON, D.C.: a city that spells excitement to the politicians, high society, the military, and the diplomats who call it home.Four great women accept the challenge of Washington Hie and the romantic destinies which bring them ever closer to the nation's pulsebeat.But the real story of Washington is that of an entire world-a world in fateful conflict. The unique power of America's greatest storyteller, Frances Parkinson Keyes, takes the reader into all of this varied world - Europe, Mexico, South America..."
712 pages
Price: 12.99 USD | See Full
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| 2. | Career of David Noble Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Avon 1969 Paperback Very Good; Some age tanning; very subtle spine crease; clear cover art.; "Ambition drove David Noble to seek recognition and money in medicine. To achieve it, he turned away the love of Jacqueline Huntington.T he two of them were fated to travel the world separately, alone, before they would finally come together in near-tragedy. David and Jacqueline play out their dramatic roles on the glittering social stages of the world as their thrilling love story builds to its unforgettab le climax.Set in the glamorous milieu of aristocratic Paris and London, THE CAREER OF DAVID NOBLE is a profoundly moving romantic novel by America's favorite storyteller, Frances Parkinson Keyes."
16mo 6" - 7" tall; 253 pages
Price: 7.99 USD | See Full
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| 3. | I, The King Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Fawcett Crest 1966 Paperback Very Good-; Some age tanning; uncreased spine; light edge wear.
318 pages
Price: 4.99 USD | See Full
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| 4. | Senator Marlowe's Daughter Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Avon 1968 Paperback Very Good-; Some age tanning; uncreased spine; clear cover art; clipped upper right corner of cover.; "The sparkle, gaiety, and intrigues of international society danced about lovely Faith Marlowe as she grew up in the fabled cities of Europe. And her later marriage to a German baron had all the elements of a storybook romance. It was not "happily ever after," however, when Faith discovered she loved another man more than her husband. Torn with anguish and joy by her conflicting loves for husband, child, and the other man, she fled to her native America to find an answer for her heart and the fulfillment of her destiny. The world of great drama spanning the brilliant Continental capitals and the whirl of Washington could only be portrayed this intimately by one of our greatest writers, Frances Parkinson Keyes."
382 pages
Price: 7.99 USD | See Full
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| 5. | The Royal Box Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Avon 1969 Paperback Very Good; Some age tanning; uncreased spine; light general wear.
320 pages
Price: 3.99 USD | See Full
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| 6. | The Safe Bridge Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Avon 1970 Paperback Very Good-; Some age tanning; slight spine tilt with subtle crease; clear cover art.; "Elizabeth Burr made a lonely journey from the wind-whipped highlands of Scotland to the rocky hills of a New England settlement to begin building a bridge between two worlds. Elizabeth's dour father could not countenance her clandestine meetings with her British soldier. He declared that his daughter was "dead" as far as he was concerned. Elizabeth's rebirth took place across an ocean on the brink of a turbulent, dangerous new frontier, where hardships and unexpected violence became the fabric of her life . . . and where an astonishing turn of events forced her to an agonizing romantic choice."
253 pages
Price: 3.99 USD | See Full
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