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Prompt shipment, with tracking. we ship in CLEAN SECURE boxes Near fine in near fine dust jacket. First edition *

Cloth. Fine/Fine. First Edition. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. ISBN: 0-385-42198-2.

John Grisham's third novel is about the assassinations of two Supreme Court Justices. Correct full number line sequence, no writing, marks, underlining, or bookplates. No remainder marks. Spine is tight and crisp. Boards are flat and true and the corners are square. Dust jacket is not price-clipped. This collectible, as new condition first edition/first printing copy is protected with a polyester archival dust jacket cover.

New York: Doubleday, 1992. First. hardcover. fine/fine. 8vo, cloth backed boards. d.w. N.Y.: Doubleday, (1992). First Edition.

SIGNED and briefly INSCRIBED by Grishaqm on the half title page. Near fine (bit of foxing on edges) in like dust jacket (some "bubbling" on front and rear panels). Nice Copy.

Doubleday, 1992. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 1st ed/30th printing.

New York, New York: Doubleday, 1992. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. Octavo, 371 pages. In Very Good condition with a Very Good condition dust jacket. Spine is black and marbled brown with yellow and white lettering. Dust jacket protected by mylar covering and has mild shelving wear along spine head and tail. Boards have mild shelving wear along spine head and tail and front tail joint. Signed flat by John Grisham on title page. Shelved . 1386462. Special Collections.

New York, NY: Doubleday, 1992 - 2022. First Edition, First Printing. Hardcover. Twelvemo to Octavo, 29 Volumes. In Very Good to Near Fine condition with Very Good to Near Fine condition dust jackets. Solid color, black, metallic, and landscape spines with colorful, black, white, and metallic lettering. Dust jackets are all wrapped in mylar coverings, some have mild shelving wear, and some have numbered stickers on the front mylar covering. Textblock of Volume 25 has moderate bending and wear along the title page. All Volumes are signed by John Grisham on the half-title or full-title pages. Volume 1 contains an inscription reading "To the Holt Company - thanks for The Firm - here's to another bestseller" signed John Grisham "Oxford" on the half-title page, and a loose letter from the then editor-in-chief of Doubleday, David Gernert to the bookseller thanking them for supporting Grisham's work and Doubleday located between the front end-page and pastedown. Several Volumes contain loose bookmarks between the front mylar and cover flaps. CONTENTS: Vol. 1, PELICAN BRIEF, published in New York in 1992, 371 pages. In the publisher's first state dust jacket, with no bar code to front flap, -- Vol. 2, THE CLIENT, published in New York in 1993, 422 pages -- Vol. 3, THE CHAMBER, published in New York in 1994, 486 pages -- Vol. 4, THE RAINMAKER, published in New York in 1995, 434 pages -- Vol. 5, THE RUNAWAY JURY, published in New York in 1996, 401 pages -- Vol. 6, THE PARTNER, published in New York in 1997, 366 pages -- Vol. 7, THE STREET LAWYER, published in New York in 1998, 348 pages -- Vol. 8, THE TESTAMENT, published in New York in 1999, 435 pages -- Vol. 9, THE BRETHREN, published in New York in 2000, 366 pages -- Vol. 10, A PAINTED HOUSE, published in New York in 2001, 388 pages - Vol. 11, SKIPPING CHRISTMAS, Twelvemo, published in New York in 2001, 177 pages -- Vol. 12, THE SUMMONS, published in New York in 2002, 341 pages -- Vol. 13, THE KING OF TORTS, published in New York in 2003, 372 pages -- Vol. 14, BLEACHERS, Twelvemo, published in New York in 2003, 163 pages -- Vol. 15, THE LAST JUROR, published in New York in 2004, 355 pages -- Vol. 16, THE BROKER, published in New York in 2005, 357 pages -- Vol. 17, PLAYING FOR PIZZA, Twelvemo, published in New York in 2007, 262 pages -- Vol. 18, THE APPEAL, published in New York in 2008, 358 pages -- Vol. 19, THE ASSOCIATE, published in New York in 2009, 373 pages -- Vol. 20, THE CONFESSION, published in New York in 2010, 418 pages -- Vol. 21, THE LITIGATORS, published in New York in 2011, 385 pages -- Vol. 22, CALICO JOE, Twelvemo, published in New York in 2012, 198 pages -- Vol. 23, THE RACKETEER, published in New York in 2012, 340 pages -- Vol. 24, GRAY MOUNTAIN, published in New York in 2014, 368 pages -- Vol. 25, THE ROOSTER BAR, published in New York in 2017, 352 pages -- Vol. 26, THE RECKONING, published in New York in 2018, 420 pages -- Vol. 27, THE GUARDIANS, published in New York in 2019, 375 pages -- Vol. 28, SOOLEY, published in New York in 2021, 355 pages -- Vol. 29, THE BOYS FROM BILOXI, published in New York in 2022, 454 pages. JW Consignment. Shelved above HC Fiction. John Grisham was born on February 8, 1955 in Jonesboro, AK. At four Grisham's family would settle in Mississippi, where Grisham would grow up, holding several odd-jobs as a teenager, and giving up on his dream of being a baseball player before heading to college at age 18. Pursuing higher education was always something Grisham's family encouraged, and pushed him to earn both a bachelors' and law degree, a career and interest that would inspire his writings to come. As his legal career began, Grisham entered into the political sphere as well in 1983, winning a seat in the Mississippi House of Representatives. Though he was the vice-chairman of several committees, Grisham would fall out of favor in 1988, leaving his position in 1990. During the last years of his political career, out of favor with the legislature, Grisham dedicated much of his time to his novels. His first novel, "A Time to Kill", saw middling success, selling only 5,000 copies in 1988. It would be Grisham's second novel, "The Firm", which would truly see Grisham's career blossom. "The Firm" remained on the New York Times Bestseller list for 47 weeks in 1991, beginning a record of Grisham's novels remaining on the Bestseller list in some capacity for the next 20 years. "The Firm" would be adapted into a movie in 1993, grossing $270 million, and leading to Grisham's novels having a short run through 1994 of immense success, seeing leads from Tom Cruise, to Denzel Washington, and Susan Sarandon, and each earning over $100 million. Following "The Firm" in 1991 until 2011, Grisham would have a nearly 20 year run of being at or near the top of the New York Times Bestseller lists, notably beaten by "The DaVinci Code" in 2003-2004. His 2017 novels "Camino Island" and "The Rooster Bar" would be released to great acclaim, "Camino Island" earning the top spot on several best seller lists, "The Rooster Bar" named "his most original work yet". Many of Grisham's legal thrillers are set in the fictional town of Clanton, in the equally fictional Ford County, Mississippi. Grisham has not restricted his thrillers to fictional settings, using New Orleans, Louisiana, Biloxi, Mississippi, and Black Oak, Arkansas as settings for other novels. 1385061. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.