
The Bricklayer
by Noah Boyd
"The Bricklayer" by Noah Boyd, William Morrow, 2010, First Edition. Hardcover in good condition with visible spine wear. A thrilling crime novel featuring private investigators and extortion, set in New York. ISBN: 978-0-06-182701-3. A valuable first printing for collectors. Dust jacket condition unknown.
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The hardcover binding of "The Bricklayer" is intact with some wear visible on the spine, typical for a book of its age. The pages are clean, and there is no noticeable damage or markings. The dust jacket condition is not visible in the provided images. Overall, the book is in good condition, suitable for both reading and collecting. ###
About This 2010 Edition
"The Bricklayer" by Noah Boyd is a gripping thriller published by William Morrow in 2010. This first edition hardcover is a standout for collectors and fans of crime fiction. The narrative follows a former FBI agent navigating a dangerous world of extortion and deceit, showcasing Boyd's expertise in crafting intricate plots. The book is set in the bustling backdrop of New York, adding to its thrilling ambiance. This edition is particularly notable as it marks the first printing, making it a valuable addition to any collection. The book remains in good condition, although the dust jacket's status is unknown. This crime novel is an engaging read for those intrigued by the world of private investigators and high-stakes drama. ###
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