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avon v series, , (first U.S. 1969), . V-2280, good science fiction, paperback,

avon v series, , (first U.S. 1969), . V-2280, very good , creases science fiction, paperback,

avon v series, , (first U.S. 1969), . V-2280, near fine, unread, science fiction, paperback,

Toronto - Winnipeg, Canada.: Harlequin Books., 1953. Book. Illus. by FRIEDE - Painted Cover Art.. Good to Very Good.. Soft cover. First Paperback Ed. & 1st Printing!.. 223 pages. >>> January/1953 "Toward the end of the 21th Century, civilization died in a blaze of atomic and bacterial warfare. Barbarism followed and amid the ruins of one civilization, another and greater slowly grew. Old secrets were rediscovered, but only two know the new secret of immortality. Joaquin Smith knew, and so did his exotic, beautiful sister Margaret. Thus the Black Flame began her march to power and fame. Black Margot, she was called, this most beautiful woman of the immortals, 'a black flame blowing cold across the world'. Loved by men, hated by women - she was vibrantly alive, yet bored with living - restless as though demon-driven - she sis not age, but remained untoughed by the passing of time. Driven even onward by a fierce ambition, wreaking destruction and havoc, Black Margot finally met… Read More

Toronto - Winnipeg, Canada.: Harlequin Books., 1953. Book. Illus. by FRIEDE - Painted Cover Art.. VERY GOOD Minus. Soft cover. First Paperback Ed. & 1st Printing!.. 223 pages. >>> January/1953 "Toward the end of the 21th Century, civilization died in a blaze of atomic and bacterial warfare. Barbarism followed and amid the ruins of one civilization, another and greater slowly grew. Old secrets were rediscovered, but only two know the new secret of immortality. Joaquin Smith knew, and so did his exotic, beautiful sister Margaret. Thus the Black Flame began her march to power and fame. Black Margot, she was called, this most beautiful woman of the immortals, 'a black flame blowing cold across the world'. Loved by men, hated by women - she was vibrantly alive, yet bored with living - restless as though demon-driven - she sis not age, but remained untoughed by the passing of time. Driven even onward by a fierce ambition, wreaking destruction and havoc, Black Margot finally met her… Read More