Isbn: 9780340022191 - thunder on the right (14 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. Former library book; Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Zustand: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Zustand: Poor. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. With owner's name inside cover. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,250grams, ISBN:9780340022191.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Hodder Paperbacks Softcover. Very good clean copy, has fade down spine. Fast shipping from the U/K.

Zustand: Good. : En 'Thunder on the Right', Jenny Silver viaja a los Pirineos tras recibir una carta perturbadora de su prima Gillian, quien ha ingresado en un convento. Decidida a descubrir la verdad, Jenny se encuentra atrapada en una red de intrigas y misterios. Su prima ha desaparecido y hay indicios de que ha muerto. Jenny se lanza a una búsqueda dramática y peligrosa, enfrentándose a mentiras y secretos en un lugar inquietante. La verdad que busca podría llevarla a un asesino, sin saber que también podría significar su propia muerte. EAN: 9780340022191 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Romance Título: Thunder on the Right Autor: Mary Stewart Editorial: Hodder Paperback Idioma: en Páginas: 256 Formato: tapa blanda.…

Paperback. Zustand: Used. In a world where the most dangerous adventure might be deciding which tea to brew, Mary Stewart?s "Thunder On The Right" strides boldly across the literary landscape like a confused giraffe at a polo match. Published in 1969 by Hodder Paperbacks, this book serves as a nostalgic time capsule filled with enough intrigue to make even the most mundane British countryside seem positively thrilling. With an ISBN that reads like an ancient incantation (SBN 340 02219 1), it?s like a secret code that only the most intrepid readers can decipher. Prepare yourself for a plot that meanders through the realms of suspense with all the grace of a walrus on a unicycle. Stewart, known for her penchant for blending romance and mystery, creates a narrative that finds itself caught in the tangled web of its own ambition?like a cat stuck in a hedge. The story is a delightful mishmash of charm and bewilderment, where the backdrop of the English landscape serves as a mere afterthought to the inner workings of her characters? minds, which are about as clear as a foggy London morning. Our protagonist, tasked with uncovering a series of events that might just lead to a revelation akin to discovering a hidden stash of biscuits, plods along with a determination that borders on stubbornness. As the clouds of uncertainty gather, so too does the tension. Will she find what she seeks, or merely a rather messy assortment of unanswered questions and perhaps an errant sheep or two? In true British fashion, the plot promises all sorts of twists and turns, though you may be left wondering if you?ll need a map, a compass, and a strong cup of Earl Grey to navigate this literary labyrinth. The 1960s were a time of experimentation and daring in literature, much like attempting to mix gin and tonic with elderflower cordial?sometimes it works, and sometimes it results in regret. Stewart?s prose is no exception, oscillating between moments of sheer brilliance and passages that leave readers questioning if they?ve accidentally stumbled into a tea shop?s list of ingredients. The charm is undeniable, yet one might find themselves tapping their fingers and wondering if a well-timed plot twist might be lurking just around the corner, or perhaps just a poorly executed scone. The book is not without its quirks, and those looking to uncover hidden gems within its pages may find themselves presented with a veritable treasure trove of 1960s British culture. From the fashion choices of characters that would make a time traveler blush to the odd references that only a true aficionado of the era might appreciate, every chapter offers a glimpse into the past that is both alluring and perplexing. It?s essentially a time machine disguised as a novel, albeit one that may require a bit of gentle coaxing to reveal its secrets. Condition: Let?s just say this copy has seen more adventures than the average reader, which is a bit like saying a weathered old umbrella has braved a storm or two. With dog-eared pages that tell stories of their own and a cover that?s as faded as a long-forgotten postcard, this book carries the scent of nostalgia and perhaps a hint of mustiness?perfect for those with a taste for the eclectic. It has been lovingly resold by Crappy Old Books, who promise that its well-worn exterior adds character, much like a grumpy cat that secretly loves you. So, if you?re on the hunt for a book that offers a peculiar blend of adventure, irony, and a touch of the bizarre, "Thunder On The Right" may just be the perfect companion for your next rainy afternoon. It?s not just a novel; it?s an experience, one that may leave you scratching your head while simultaneously questioning your own life choices. Embrace the confusion, grab a cup of tea, and prepare for a journey that might take a tiny detour?just be sure to keep an eye out for those errant sheep. With each turn of the page, you may find yourself lost in a delightful quagmire that only a true connoisseur of second-hand literary oddities can appreciate. After all, literature is best enjoyed with a dash of irony and a sprinkle of quirks, and "Thunder On The Right" delivers on both fronts.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. Thunder on the Right is another glorious excursion into Mary Stewart territory, meaning readers should prepare themselves for danger, intrigue, foreign landscapes, suspiciously attractive strangers, and at least one moment where somebody realises far too late that they have wandered into a situation of enormous complexity armed only with intuition and a lightweight cardigan. Published in this 1967 Hodder edition and now circulating once more through the determinedly chaotic ecosystem of Crappy Old Books, Thunder on the Right survives in Good condition. Which is reassuring, because books like this deserve to endure. They belong to that sophisticated post-war suspense tradition where everyone remains outwardly civilised while quietly concealing emotional turmoil, criminal secrets or both. Mary Stewart?s great talent was making ordinary readers believe that a slightly tense holiday in Europe might at any moment transform into an international conspiracy wrapped in romantic uncertainty. Modern thrillers tend to involve biometric scanners, cybercrime and men called Jack who destroy buildings professionally. Stewart simply places an intelligent woman in an atmospheric setting and allows dread, charm and mystery to unfold naturally over cocktails and mountain roads. The title itself is magnificently overdramatic in the best possible way. Thunder on the Right sounds either like a military operation or a deeply symbolic weather event that will almost certainly occur just as somebody uncovers a long-hidden truth. One imagines lightning flashing over ancient stone buildings while emotionally complicated people exchange meaningful glances. This Hodder edition almost certainly possesses all the pleasures of a genuine vintage hardback or paperback survivor. The pages may have softened into that lovely amber shade achieved only through decades of oxidation and careful neglect. The binding has likely endured years of being packed into holiday luggage, left beside bedside lamps in guest houses, or carried halfway through Europe by readers convinced they too might stumble into Mediterranean intrigue. Good condition is particularly admirable for a Mary Stewart novel because these books were read properly. Not merely collected, but devoured. Stewart inspired the sort of reading where people say ?just one more chapter? at midnight and suddenly discover it is raining outside and they have work in six hours. There is also something deeply comforting about the entire atmosphere of these novels now. They come from a literary age where suspense still relied heavily on mood, intelligence and place. Nobody is frantically explaining the plot every three pages. Instead, Stewart trusts readers to notice details, absorb atmosphere and enjoy the slow tightening of tension while travelling through beautifully described landscapes filled with quietly alarming people. And beneath all the mystery and glamour lies a fascinatingly British emotional core. Even in danger, people continue making tea, remaining polite and suppressing panic with remarkable professionalism. Entire lives appear to depend on maintaining composure while privately suspecting disaster. Which perhaps explains why these novels still resonate so strongly with British readers. A wonderfully atmospheric relic from the golden age of intelligent romantic suspense, proudly preserved by Crappy Old Books. Perfect for readers who enjoy foreign hotels, hidden motives, dramatic weather, elegant tension and the increasingly endangered literary experience of being thrillingly unsettled without anybody needing to hack a satellite.…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good.