In order to catch as many eBay auctions of interest as
possible, bloggers, I have set up my favourite searches to email me as soon as
anything that matches the search criteria is listed. This means that every morning I get loads of emails from eBay telling me what has been put up for
sale. My inbox looks like this:
Nectar, eh? As you can see I am also informed of similar sounding titles such as Deadly Double-Cross by Kevin McCarthy and Utah Deadly Double by Jon Sharpe. It looks like there were lots of Deadly Doubles in the old west; I say we may as well read these, how much worse can than Mystery of the Deadly Double can they be? I have a similar setup on Abebooks using a series of bookmarks, at least I did until my laptop got stolen when I was in Johannesburg last month. Also, have a look at my Amazon wish list:
Top quality, eh? If you check out the entry at the top you will see that I have received a hardcover Headless Horse and here it is:
Just lovely, lovely biscuits. An ex-lib copy, unfortunately, but check out the library card pocket:
It still has the original library card. This will come in handy in case I take the book from my bookcase to read it; it means I be able to keep a track of when it is due back. Getting this book means that I only have two large hardbacks to go, folks. Terror Castle and Coughing Dragon. Who would have thunk they would have been the stumbling blocks?
Nectar, eh? As you can see I am also informed of similar sounding titles such as Deadly Double-Cross by Kevin McCarthy and Utah Deadly Double by Jon Sharpe. It looks like there were lots of Deadly Doubles in the old west; I say we may as well read these, how much worse can than Mystery of the Deadly Double can they be? I have a similar setup on Abebooks using a series of bookmarks, at least I did until my laptop got stolen when I was in Johannesburg last month. Also, have a look at my Amazon wish list:
Top quality, eh? If you check out the entry at the top you will see that I have received a hardcover Headless Horse and here it is:
Just lovely, lovely biscuits. An ex-lib copy, unfortunately, but check out the library card pocket:
It still has the original library card. This will come in handy in case I take the book from my bookcase to read it; it means I be able to keep a track of when it is due back. Getting this book means that I only have two large hardbacks to go, folks. Terror Castle and Coughing Dragon. Who would have thunk they would have been the stumbling blocks?
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