The daughter of a wealthy industrialist, she married horse owner and trainer H. Why would a thief take one priceless book and leave an equally valuable volume on the shelf? Valuable titles are missing, replaced by cheap reprints. But one look at the books tells Janeway something's wrong. The estate can't be distributed until the books are valued, so there's pressure on Janeway to do the job quickly. Geiger, passes away and Janeway travels to their Idaho home to assess the collection. Janeway first learns about the juvenilia collection when Candice's elderly husband, H. Now, twenty years later, her books remain a testament to an extraordinary woman's remarkable vision. Sadly, Janeway and Candice Geiger will never meet. Her collection of first-edition children's books is the best that Janeway ever hopes to see. She loved books with a true bookwoman's passion. Now he brings his memories of the horse world and his expertise in collectible books to this mesmerizing new Bookman novel rich with the lore of both books and horses.ĭenver bookman Cliff Janeway would have liked Candice Geiger. As a young man, New York Times bestselling author John Dunning earned his living for several years working behind the scenes on the racetrack circuit.
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