Blood Red Rivers (ISBN: 1860466591 / 1-86046-659-1)
Jean-Christophe Grange

Book Description: London: Harvill 1999. Hardcover in jacket. Fine/Nr Fine. First English language edition. First printing. Translated from the French by Ian Monk. Reportedly only 500 hardcover copies were produced (simultaneous softcover publication). The first book from this bestselling French author to be translated into English. With the publication of Flight of the Storks, this first edition of Blood Red Rivers can only increase in desirability. Jacket protected and unclipped. Very collectable.

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