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Gollancz, 2002. 1st printing. When Toby Dexter falls for the woman on the train, the woman with the most perfect mouth in the world, he little realises that she isn't quite human: she lives in the magical world that exists alongside our own. Paperback. very good paperback,.

Gollancz, 2002. 1st printing. It's a neat premise, a town that resides in both the real world [Veritie] and the other [Mysterie]. And it's a fight of good versus evil, a man thrown into the battle rather against his will. But he rises to the challenge. Paperback. very good paperback, spine reading creases, Jon Suillivan cover.

Gollancz, 2002. Standard. Paperback. Acceptable. Outline:- When Toby Dexter falls for the woman on the train, the woman with the most perfect mouth in the world, he little realises that she isn`t quite human: she lives in the magical world that exists alongside our own. And when he follows her to ask her out, he accidently slips from his own world, Veritie, into hers. She warns him that it`s a dangerous thing to be a mortal in the magical world of Mysterie and that he must not fall in love with her: she`s much older than she looks and mortal must not love immortal. But for Toby, it`s too late. But because this is a Simon Green novel, it`s not just a romantic fantasy: in Mysterie, there`s big trouble afoot, and before Our Hero can win the hand and heart of his Lady, he`ll have to face malevolent immortals, shapeshifting demons and violent gods, all told with Simon`s trademark tongue-in-cheek humour and excitement.-> the publisher of this PAPERBACK book is Gollancz The date of this copy is 2002… Leer más

Gollancz, 2002. paperback / softback. fine. fine 1st edition 2002 Gollancz paperback book In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

Gollancz, 2002. 1st printing. Toby Dexter is a slave to his own daily grind - nine to five at the local bookstore. One evening he gets a reprieve in the form of a beautiful woman riding the same train. A woman he follows. Paperback. near fine paperback, Jon Sullivan cover.

Paperback. Acceptable.