1997, ISBN: 9780671013707

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Frederick Muller, 1946. Book. Fair. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Pages a little tanned else internally in very good condition, endpaper maps; cover a little shelfworn with rubbed corners and … Mehr…

Frederick Muller, 1946. Book. Fair. Hardcover. 1st Edition. Pages a little tanned else internally in very good condition, endpaper maps; cover a little shelfworn with rubbed corners and uneven discolouring to boards; wrapper is fragile, with may tears and some small areas of loss.., Frederick Muller, 1946, 1.5, Glasgow: John Smith and Son, 1939. Hardcover. Good. Mildred R. Lamb. Hard back in good condition, a decent reading copy. Some rubbing and marking to covers. Browning to end papers, previous owner's inscription on front end paper. A very few minor markings and spots of foxing internally, generally clean. Binding is good and secure. 118 pages. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall, John Smith and Son, 1939, 2.5, Pocket Books, 1997. Very Good. When Robin Cook wrote Coma in 1977, the idea of hospital patients being inc ubated for their vital organs sounded like science fiction. Twenty years la ter, this gripping thriller about a thriving international black market in human hearts, livers and kidneys could come from tomorrow's "Nightline." Au thor Gerritsen was an internist before she switched her energies to writing , and her experience shows in every scene. When young surgical resident Dr. Abby DiMatteo assists at her first "harvest" (the removal of living organs from a patient declared legally brain dead) at Boston's posh Bayside Hospi tal, "she felt vaguely nauseated by the whine of the blade, the smell of bo ne dust," neither of which seem to bother the veterans., Pocket Books, 1997, 3<

1997, ISBN: 067101370X

[EAN: 9780671013707], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Pocket Books], When Robin Cook wrote Coma in 1977, the idea of hospital patients being inc ubated for their vital organs sounded … Mehr…

[EAN: 9780671013707], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: Pocket Books], When Robin Cook wrote Coma in 1977, the idea of hospital patients being inc ubated for their vital organs sounded like science fiction. Twenty years la ter, this gripping thriller about a thriving international black market in human hearts, livers and kidneys could come from tomorrow's "Nightline." Au thor Gerritsen was an internist before she switched her energies to writing , and her experience shows in every scene. When young surgical resident Dr. Abby DiMatteo assists at her first "harvest" (the removal of living organs from a patient declared legally brain dead) at Boston's posh Bayside Hospi tal, "she felt vaguely nauseated by the whine of the blade, the smell of bo ne dust," neither of which seem to bother the veterans., Books<

1997, ISBN: 9780671013707

Pocket Books, 1997. Very Good. When Robin Cook wrote Coma in 1977, the idea of hospital patients being inc ubated for their vital organs sounded like science fiction. Twenty years la te… Mehr…

Pocket Books, 1997. Very Good. When Robin Cook wrote Coma in 1977, the idea of hospital patients being inc ubated for their vital organs sounded like science fiction. Twenty years la ter, this gripping thriller about a thriving international black market in human hearts, livers and kidneys could come from tomorrow's "Nightline." Au thor Gerritsen was an internist before she switched her energies to writing , and her experience shows in every scene. When young surgical resident Dr. Abby DiMatteo assists at her first "harvest" (the removal of living organs from a patient declared legally brain dead) at Boston's posh Bayside Hospi tal, "she felt vaguely nauseated by the whine of the blade, the smell of bo ne dust," neither of which seem to bother the veterans., Pocket Books, 1997, 3<