The House of a Thousand Candles (Library of Indiana Classics)

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Summary: Where women are strong and men are gentlemen.
Review: I can give this book no higher praise than I have read it every year for the last 15 years, and have never tired of it. It describes my utopia.

Rating:
Summary: Where women are strong and men are gentlemen.
Review: I can give this book no higher praise than I have read it every year for the last 15 years, and have never tired of it. It describes my utopia.

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Summary: One of the best examples of native american fiction -unique
Review: The highly mannered style and aggrandized gaze of Nicholson's world nevertheless delights and enchants the reader with the silken kaleidoscope of sensory values pulled through narrow golden hoop of the written page. Indiana's lace-edged tintype history gleams with romance, mystery, substance. I am proud to own this signed first edition, and collect Nicholsons where others have imprudently overlooked them. The story begins as the hero enters the scene, nodding at the criminal foil, the stately and perfect heroine(American style if you please,) and the lifelong friend of the old school. Never again shall a writer look to the future and look back over the shoulder of American History with such finesse. A grand mystery, may Hollywood never grab it!