Seventy Thousand to One As Told By Lt. Gordon Manuel To Quentin Reynolds
Seventy Thousand to One As Told By Lt. Gordon Manuel To Quentin Reynolds
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Seventy Thousand to One
As Told By Lt. Gordon Manuel
To Quentin Reynolds
Cassell and Company, 1947 [First Australian Edition], hardcover
Good Condition, some edge and shelf wear, some rubbing to edges and corners and covers, previous owners gift inscription on half title page, cracked endpapers at front, some discolouration and rubbing to covers in general, age toning (see photographs)
“Kidnappers storm an international gathering hosted by a poor Latin American country to promote foreign trade. Unfortunately, their intended target, the President, has stayed at home to watch his favourite soap. The takeover settles into a siege, bringing together an unlikely assortment of hostages, including a beautiful American opera diva, a Japanese CEO who is her biggest fan, and his unassuming translator, Gen. Two couples, complete opposites, fall in love, and a horrific imprisonment is transformed into an unexpected heaven on earth.”
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