I'D VENTURE ALL FOR THEE! A Romance of the Yorkshire Coast 1746. [Hardcover] FLETCHER, J. S.

I’D VENTURE ALL FOR THEE! A Romance of the Yorkshire Coast 1746. [Hardcover] FLETCHER, J. S.

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1928 Doubleday edition. Hardcover has a faded spine and corner dings and some fraying. No dust jacket. Pages are clean with some normal yellowing. Binding is secure.

Immerse yourself in J.S. Fletcher’s “I’d Venture All For Thee!,” a captivating historical romance set on the Yorkshire coast in 1746. This well-loved Doubleday edition bears the charming patina of age, inviting readers to experience the thrilling world of smugglers and Jacobite rebels in the aftermath of the 1745 uprising. While showing signs of its adventures, the book’s clean pages and sturdy binding promise an enthralling journey through Fletcher’s evocative tale of daring escapades and forbidden love against the dramatic backdrop of the Yorkshire moors.

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1928 Doubleday edition. Hardcover has a faded spine and corner dings and some fraying. No dust jacket. Pages are clean with some normal yellowing. Binding is secure.

This charming 1928 Doubleday edition of “I’d Venture All For Thee!” by J.S. Fletcher transports readers to the rugged Yorkshire coast of 1746, a pivotal era in British history. Fletcher, a prolific writer of historical romances, deftly weaves fact and fiction, bringing to life the perilous world of smugglers and Jacobite rebels in the aftermath of the 1745 uprising. While the wear on this hardcover edition is a testament to its age and the adventures it has witnessed, the clean pages and secure binding invite readers to lose themselves in Fletcher’s evocative tale. Collectors will appreciate this window into a turbulent chapter of England’s past, while romance enthusiasts will delight in the book’s daring escapades and forbidden love against the backdrop of the windswept Yorkshire moors.

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1928 Doubleday edition. Hardcover has a faded spine and corner dings and some fraying. . No dust jacket. Pages are clean with some normal yellowing. Binding is secure.

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