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Hardback. Condition: Fair. As he did with Presidents Jackson and Grant in those magnificent novels, Max Byrd now reveals Thomas Jefferson as we've never seen before. Byrd transports us to 1784, as Jefferson, the newly appointed American ambassador to the court of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, arrives in Paris--a city adrift in intrigue, upheaval, and temptation that will challenge his principles, incite his passions, and change him forever. Through the eyes of his impressionable young secretary, William Short, readers watch as the future president builds his dream of America with fellow patriots John Adams and Ben Franklin, while struggling between political ambition and an unexpected crisis of the heart with a woman who has the power to destroy him. Behind the face this complex Virginian shows the world, Thomas Jefferson is an enigmatic statesman who fights for individual liberty even as he keeps slaves, who champions free will even as he denies it to his daughters, and who holds men to the highest standards of honor--even as he embarks on a shadowy double life of his own. Max Byrd's historical novels about the third and seventh presidents bring both men alive in ways that only a literary imagination can.--George F. Will, The Washington Post Jefferson has the organic intimacy of a novel that has sprung full-blown from the imagination of its creator.--The New York Times Superb . . . fascinating in the psychological insight it provides to one of the greatest Americans . . . a truly memorable book.--W. Jackson Bate, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Samuel Johnson and John Keats Absolutely splendid historical fiction that resonates with international, provincial, and individual passion and drama.--Booklist A real tour de force.--San Francisco Chronicle. …

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Paperback. Condition: Good. In this sweeping, marvelously written novel, Max Byrd, the celebrated author of Jefferson and Grant, presents a superb portrait of Andrew Jackson, a President remembered for his strong will and tempestuous nature--and regarded as the most dangerous man in America by none other than Thomas Jefferson. He became a legend during the War of 1812. He was a slave owner, land speculator, and Indian fighter. He stole another man's wife, murdered men in duels, and ordered military executions. But Andrew Jackson was also an impassioned supporter of universal suffrage and an ardent believer in the will of the people. Here the story of our controversial seventh President is told from a variety of viewpoints, including that of a young writer named David Chase who discovers, on the eve of the presidential election, a secret that could change the future of the nation. Along the way, readers encounter such notable figures as John Quincy Adams, Aaron Burr, and Sam Houston, and bear witness to an America in transition--and a man as unpredictable as democracy itself. Max Byrd's historical novels about the third and seventh presidents bring both men alive in ways that only a literary imagination can.--George F. Will, The Washington Post With Jackson, Max] Byrd has vaulted . . . into the front rank of American historical novelists.--The Wall Street Journal Vivid and compelling . . . a convincing and intriguing portrait of Jackson as he might have been.--The Plain Dealer Full of action, emotion, and insight, Max Byrd's Jackson deserves to stand with the finest works of historical fiction.--San Francisco Chronicle Grounded in excellent, detailed historical research, Byrd paints a rich, multilayered portrait.--Chicago Tribune.…

Paperback. Condition: Fair. In this sweeping, marvelously written novel, Max Byrd, the celebrated author of Jefferson and Grant, presents a superb portrait of Andrew Jackson, a President remembered for his strong will and tempestuous nature--and regarded as the most dangerous man in America by none other than Thomas Jefferson. He became a legend during the War of 1812. He was a slave owner, land speculator, and Indian fighter. He stole another man's wife, murdered men in duels, and ordered military executions. But Andrew Jackson was also an impassioned supporter of universal suffrage and an ardent believer in the will of the people. Here the story of our controversial seventh President is told from a variety of viewpoints, including that of a young writer named David Chase who discovers, on the eve of the presidential election, a secret that could change the future of the nation. Along the way, readers encounter such notable figures as John Quincy Adams, Aaron Burr, and Sam Houston, and bear witness to an America in transition--and a man as unpredictable as democracy itself. Max Byrd's historical novels about the third and seventh presidents bring both men alive in ways that only a literary imagination can.--George F. Will, The Washington Post With Jackson, Max] Byrd has vaulted . . . into the front rank of American historical novelists.--The Wall Street Journal Vivid and compelling . . . a convincing and intriguing portrait of Jackson as he might have been.--The Plain Dealer Full of action, emotion, and insight, Max Byrd's Jackson deserves to stand with the finest works of historical fiction.--San Francisco Chronicle Grounded in excellent, detailed historical research, Byrd paints a rich, multilayered portrait.--Chicago Tribune.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In this sweeping, marvelously written novel, Max Byrd, the celebrated author of Jefferson and Grant, presents a superb portrait of Andrew Jackson, a President remembered for his strong will and tempestuous nature--and regarded as the most dangerous man in America by none other than Thomas Jefferson. He became a legend during the War of 1812. He was a slave owner, land speculator, and Indian fighter. He stole another man's wife, murdered men in duels, and ordered military executions. But Andrew Jackson was also an impassioned supporter of universal suffrage and an ardent believer in the will of the people. Here the story of our controversial seventh President is told from a variety of viewpoints, including that of a young writer named David Chase who discovers, on the eve of the presidential election, a secret that could change the future of the nation. Along the way, readers encounter such notable figures as John Quincy Adams, Aaron Burr, and Sam Houston, and bear witness to an America in transition--and a man as unpredictable as democracy itself. Max Byrd's historical novels about the third and seventh presidents bring both men alive in ways that only a literary imagination can.--George F. Will, The Washington Post With Jackson, Max] Byrd has vaulted . . . into the front rank of American historical novelists.--The Wall Street Journal Vivid and compelling . . . a convincing and intriguing portrait of Jackson as he might have been.--The Plain Dealer Full of action, emotion, and insight, Max Byrd's Jackson deserves to stand with the finest works of historical fiction.--San Francisco Chronicle Grounded in excellent, detailed historical research, Byrd paints a rich, multilayered portrait.--Chicago Tribune.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. From bestselling writer Max Byrd comes an unforgettable evocation and portrait of Paris at the end of the second World War. The splendidly gifted (and faintly scandalous) writer Martha Gellhorn, Hemingway's famously unhappy third wife, is the presiding spirit over a great romance. Two American soldiers, torn apart by the war, meet and fall in love with Martha's prot g --the irresistibly charming and vulnerable young reporter, Annie March. Their story begins and ends on the beautiful Pont Neuf, the oldest and best-loved bridge in Paris. For Annie, every bridge connects two different worlds; to cross a bridge is to make a choice. For her, crossing Pont Neuf means choosing one man over the other, one life over another. It is a haunting love story that will move readers to tears. In its Homeric themes of death and love, Eros and Thanatos, Pont Neuf also recalls the epic sweep of Byrd's earlier novels, especially his acclaimed Civil War novel Grant. Its accounts of the last two massive battles of the war--Operation Market Garden in the Netherlands and the cataclysmic Battle of the Bulge--are riveting and authentic, the result of years of research. These historic moments are not simply a backdrop for romance, but also the treacherous and explosive landscape through which love itself moves. The New York Times called Max Byrd an expert in blending historical and fictional characters. Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, Joseph Ellis, called him the reigning champion of American historical fiction.…

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Hardback. Condition: Fair. Bestselling author Max Byrd delivers a brilliant, revenge-filled tale of a WI Police Inspector, who trails his vengeful sister-in-law after her husband's death. Target of Opportunity opens in the midst of World War I as San Francisco Police Inspector Gilman and his brother-in-law, former Washington attorney Donald Kerwin, stop into a 7-Eleven and are met with a torrent of bullets. A gunman at the register kills Kerwin and wounds Gilman, and an illegal police search follows, leading to a dismissal of charges against the suspect. Gilman's sister-in-law Nina is not only heavily distraught over her husband's death but violently outraged at the illegal search. When she learns that the killer is returning to Boston, she trails him, out for revenge, and Gilman follows to stop her. Masterfully weaving history, plot, and emotion, Target of Opportunity is an unforgettable achievement.…

Hardback. Condition: Good. Bestselling author Max Byrd delivers a brilliant, revenge-filled tale of a WI Police Inspector, who trails his vengeful sister-in-law after her husband's death. Target of Opportunity opens in the midst of World War I as San Francisco Police Inspector Gilman and his brother-in-law, former Washington attorney Donald Kerwin, stop into a 7-Eleven and are met with a torrent of bullets. A gunman at the register kills Kerwin and wounds Gilman, and an illegal police search follows, leading to a dismissal of charges against the suspect. Gilman's sister-in-law Nina is not only heavily distraught over her husband's death but violently outraged at the illegal search. When she learns that the killer is returning to Boston, she trails him, out for revenge, and Gilman follows to stop her. Masterfully weaving history, plot, and emotion, Target of Opportunity is an unforgettable achievement.…

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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. Acclaimed historical novelist Max Byrd delivers a riveting account of America's secret mission to track down the conspirators in Lincoln's assassination. The Sixth Conspirator is both a fascinating spy story and irresistible love story that "will delight any Civil War buff." (The New York Times Book Review). ".elegant storytelling.Max Byrd's sophisticated historical novel of post-Civil War intrigue.[is a] witty and acidulous work." - The Wall Street Journal  "From its brilliant and devastating opening scene to its surprising and breakneck conclusion, The Sixth Conspirator takes the last tendril of the Lincoln assassination and weaves it into a compelling, erudite, witty, and wise novel that should secure Max Byrd's place among the premier writers of historical fiction working today. Not to be missed!" --John Lescroart, bestselling author of The Thirteenth Juror and Betrayal The assassination of Abraham Lincoln set off a hysterical burst of international conspiracy theories, with all eyes turning first to Canada--once a hotbed of Confederate plots--and then, as evidence mounted, to the Catholic Church and Rome. Now from bestselling author, Max Byrd, comes a long forgotten true story: a confidential mission to track down and capture any Europeans (and fugitive Confederates) who may have aided John Wilkes Booth. Drawn from State Department archives and personal letters and diaries, The Sixth Conspirator recounts the dramatic journey of George H. Sharpe, General Ulysses S. Grant's real-life spymaster, to three European capitals. Three people travel with him--calculating banker Daniel Keach, Sharpe's Civil War protegé Quintus Oakes, and former Pinkerton agent Maggie Lawton.   One step ahead of them is a mysterious Confederate courier, Sarah Slater, known during the war as "the Veiled Lady," who may or may not have been Booth's lover. Behind Sharpe's team, breathing grimly over their shoulders, are Secretary of State William Seward, brutally mutilated by the knife of one of Booth's henchmen, and the perversely vengeful, guilt-ridden Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. Along the way Byrd creates a panorama of wonderfully-realized characters, great and small, fictional and real. In deeply researched, fascinating historical detail, he carries us back to another reality--the far away mid-nineteenth century world from which our America slowly emerged.  "Taking us through the hideaways and haunts of European capitals in the mid-nineteenth century, this intriguing historical mystery -the search for Lincoln's "Sixth Conspirator" -- keeps us guessing right up to the last page.  As in his highly acclaimed novels, Jefferson, Jackson and Grant, Max Byrd tells the tale with witty and fast-paced writing that kept me turning pages--eager to know more about the "real" men and women of the era along with the fictional characters of his creation."--Cokie Roberts, Emmy-winning political commentator and author of Capital Dames, The Civil War and the Women of Washington.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. Inspired by Charles Babbage, who believes that his Difference Engine can calculate the longitude of a solar eclipse, astronomer Selena Cott invents a technique to photograph it and embarks on a dangerous journey into the American Southwest.