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New York and London: HarperCollins and MacMillan and William Heinemann, 1992. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/fine. Sold here as a set are first editions of the first twenty mystery novels by Donna Leon. All set in Italy and starring her protagonist Guido Brunetti. The first three books in the series, Death At La Fenice, Death In A Strange Country and Dressed For Death (a.k.a. The Anonymous Venetian) were published in the US by HarperCollins. All of the remaining titles were published in London either by MacMillan or William Heinemann. All told, twenty novels published between 1992 and 2011. All but three of the titles have been SIGNED by the author (the three exceptions are La Fenice, Dressed For Death and Acqua Alta). All twenty volumes are in lovely near fine to fine condition in fine unclipped dustwrappers. For the record,, the twenty titles (in order) are as follows: Death At La Fenice, Death In A Strange Country, Dressed For Death. A Venetian Reckoning, Acqua Alta, The Death Of Faith, A… Read More

Chapmans [and] Macmillan [and] Heinemann,, [1992-2018]. 26 vols., 8vo., First Edition; cloth, gilt backs, a near fine run in unclipped dustwrapper. The set comprises: Death at La Fenice (SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR ON TITLE) (Chapmans, 1992); Death in a Strange Country (Chapmans, 1993); The Anonymous Venetian (Macmillan, 1994); A Venetian Reckoning (Macmillan, 1995); Acqua Alta (Macmillan, 1996); The Death of Faith (Macmillan, 1997); A Noble Radiance (Heinemann, 1998); Fatal Remedies (Heinemann, 1999); Friends in High Places (Heinemann, 2000); A Sea of Troubles (Heinemann, 2001); Wilful Behaviour (Heinemann, 2002); Uniform Justice (Heinemann, 2003); Doctored Evidence (Heinemann, 2004); Blood from a Stone (Heinemann, 2005); Through a Glass Darkly (Heinemann, 2006); Suffer the Little Children (Heinemann, 2007); The Girl of his Dreams (Heinemann,2008); About Face (Heinemann, 2009); A Question of Belief (Heinemann, 2010); Drawing Conclusions (Heinemann, 2011); Beastly Things (Heinemann, 2012); The Golden Egg… Read More