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Very little wear. The sixth book (out of twelve) in the Green Fields series. More obstacles for our valiant crew of humans. A rare book. If you are interested in purchasing the first six books of this series, see SKU ST1G1.

Very little wear, with the exception of three loose pages (263, 275, 287). It doesn't look as through the glue has failed, looks more like they just missed. Leave it to people to become more dangerous than zombies. If you are interested in the first six books of this series, see SKU ST1G1.

Very little wear. The fourth book in the Green Fields series. The zombies are getting organized? What next? If you are interested in buying the first six books in the series (out of 12), see SKU ST1G1.

Very little wear. The third book in the Green Fields series. Looks like zombies weren't the only threat. If you are interested in buying the first six books in the series (out of 12), see SKU ST1G1.

The second book in the Green Fields series. Very little wear. Viral zombies and the only safe place is in Wyoming? Really? A rare book. If you are interested in buying the first six books in the series (out of 12), see SKU ST1G1.

The first book in the Green Fields series. Very little wear. Terrorists, bioweapons and zombies. What more could you ask for? A rare book. If you are interested in buying the first six books in the series (out of 12), see SKU ST1G1.

The first six books of the Green Fields series (out of 12). Numbers 1, 2 and 6 are rather rare and highly valued. Number 5 has three loose pages. These books are listed individually and this set will only be available until one of the individual books gets sold. Buy this way and save on price and shipping charge.

The second of three novels in the Drive In series. Rubs and chips at the corners and along the edges, with a corner crease at the lower left rear. Spine is uncreased and almost square. The pages are clean, tight, unmarked and somewhat tanned from age. Lansdale, 72, is a British author with over 150 titles… Read more about this item

Little wear, including a pair of shallow spine creases and a few chips at the corners and edges. Pages are clean, tight and bright. Originally published in 1985 under the pen name Richard Paige.

Some wear, including bumped corners, creases on the front cover and the spine and a slightly curved spine. Pages are clean and intact, and moderately tight.

Little wear, a few shallow spine creases. Pages are clean, tight and intact. Originally published in 1981 under the pen name of Leigh Nichols.

A couple creases on the front cover and many on the spine. Pages are clean, intact and moderately tight. An experiment i the Arctic goes very wrong, due in part to nature and an assassin. Written under the pen name of David Axton, and previously published as Prison of Ice. Originally published in 1976.

Trade paperback. A few minor bumps and rubs at the corners and edges. No spine creases. Pages are clean ant tight. Superheroes meet the zombie apocalypse.

Some wear, mainly in the form of spine creases. 443 pages are clean, tight and intact. Koontz returns to Moonlight Bay and his character Christopher Snow. The children of Moonlight Bay are going missing, and the police cannot be trusted. Snow believes it has something to do with secret experiments at a nearby military base. … Read more about this item

Little wear. There are a few spine creases, but the 400 pages remain tight and intact. Slight bends to a couple of corners. Lauren summons a sister, from the demons of Hell. They are like identical twins, except for the fact that one is pure evil.

A very large paperback (909 pages), which has not worn well, as is usually the case with such oversized paperbacks. The cover has chips, bends and little tears, the spine is creased and somewhat curved. The pages are all still well attached and appear clean, unmarked and bright. A young woman researches the secrets of her family's… Read more about this item

Cover wear around the edges and corners. Pages intact, clean, binding tight. 381 pages of scary delight. The dead want revenge.

I found it curious that a book published in 1990 would not have an ISBN. I suspected that it might be a book club edition, but there is no mention of that either. I guess the subject matter is not the only Mystery of this book. The book is in very good shape, with no real signs… Read more about this item

First edition. A collection of short stories and poems from a master of the macabre. Some horror, some thriller, some suspense, some just flat out weird.

Evil in Clark's Harbor. The strangers are dying. Find out why, read the book. Book shows significant wear to the cover. Creases, chips, folds, even a small piece missing from the lower right front corner (see photo). Pages are solidly attached to the binding and only a few have folded corners, but there is some discoloration. … Read more about this item