1974 novel by Evan Hunter. Excerpts of the book originally were published by Playboy Magazine. It is the story from the perspective of an Italian immigrant who came to America to find a better life. The main character Ignazio Di Palermo is very pretty but blind since birth. In Italy it was rumored the streets of America were made of gold.

Streets of Gold

EVAN HUNTER

ed-mcbain

Literature & Fiction

Harper&Row

Hunter, Evan. Last Summer. [First Edition / Book of the Month Club Choice]. London, Constable and Co., 1969. 20.4cm x 13cm. 256 pages. Original Hardcover with original, illustrated, unclipped dustjacket. In protective collector's Mylar. Excellent, FINE condition. Rare ! Last summer was an island, beachgrass and plum, sunshine and sand. Last summer was fun, dawn to dusk. Last summer a pretty blonde girl and two care-free, sun-tanned youths nursed an injured seagull back to health. Last summer too, they befriended Rhoda, a shy young girl with trusting eyes..but as summer wanes, so does compassion for Rhoda. As patience with her runs out, the primitive forces of lust and cruelty assert themselves, and lead to a climax of horror and depravity. In this novel, Evan Hunter strips away the glossy surface of life and reveals the ugly realities beneath.

Last Summer

Constable

Book has light edge wear. Text is perfect. Small writing inside front cover. Bright clean dust jacket has moderate shelf and edge wear. Same day shipping.

Come Winter

Contemporary

Doubleday Company, Inc.

Nobody Knew They Were There

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Macmillan

Every Little Crook and Nanny

Literary

Privileged Conversation

She is a Broadway dancer. He is a happily married psychiatrist. When she finds herself locked in mortal combat with a mugger, he comes to her rescue. They tell each other some truths, but only some. They know each other's mysteries, but only some. They slip into a realm of sensual deception and imminent danger. Now, in the heat of a Manhattan summer, they will learn everything--when a stalker turns their mad lust into a murderous affair. 4 cassettes.

Coronet Books

Come Winter, 1973 BCE, by Evan Hunter. Hardcover with dust jacket, 218 pages, published by Doubleday & Company.

Come winter

DOUBLEDAY

Signet

A young woman leaves home during the turbulent early '70s seeking freedom and self-expression yet, on her return, she cannot accept her father's pursuit of self-fulfillment through his divorce and remarriage

Love, Dad

Random House Value Publishing

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