The second volume in Tiffany Thayer's massive, epic telling of the story behind the painting of Mona Lisa...a book so large, and a story so vast, that it took sixteen years to write, 1,226 pages to tell, and had to be divided into three volumes to publish. Now it's finally back in print after over 65 years lost in obscurity.Mona Lisa: The Prince of Taranto, Volume Two By Tiffany Thayer
The second volume in Tiffany Thayer's massive, epic telling of the story behind the painting of Mona Lisa...a book so large, and a story so vast, that it took sixteen years to write, 1,226 pages to tell, and had to be divided into three volumes to publish. Now it's finally back in print after over 65 years lost in obscurity.
This is Tiffany Thayer's massive, epic telling of the story behind the painting of Mona Lisa...a book so large, and a story so vast, that it took sixteen years to write, 1,226 pages to tell, and had to be divided into three volumes to publish. Now all three volumes are finally back in print after over 65 years lost in obscurity...and in one, single ebook for the first time ever!
The third and final volume in Tiffany Thayer's massive, epic telling of the story behind the painting of Mona Lisa...a book so large, and a story so vast, that it took sixteen years to write, 1,226 pages to tell, and had to be divided into three volumes to publish. Now it's finally back in print after over 65 years lost in obscurity.
This is Tiffany Thayer's massive, epic telling of the story behind the painting of Mona Lisa...a book so large, and a story so vast, that it took sixteen years to write, 1,226 pages to tell, and had to be divided into three volumes to publish. Now it's finally back in print after over 65 years lost in obscurity.
The daring, classic pulp novel of suburban adultery by Bonnie Golightly, famed author of Beat Girl and The Wild One, back in print for the first time in over sixty years.
In the early 1950s, suburbia was booming... and, along with it, a unique genre of novels about lust and wife-swapping in the cul-de-sacs. Party Wives was a classic of the salacious genre, and is now finally back in print.