Secondhand Hardcover Classics Bargain Book Box DSH885

Secondhand Hardcover Classics  Bargain Book Box

Step into a world of literary depth and thrilling intrigue with this extensive collection of secondhand bargain books. Featuring foundational classics that explore the complexities of human relationships and society, alongside gripping tales of occult, espionage, and adventure from a master of suspense, this box offers a diverse and captivating reading experience at an incredible value. Perfect for expanding your library with timeless stories and pulse-pounding narratives, these books promise hours of engrossing entertainment.

1. Sons and Lovers, Lady Chatterley's Lover, St Mawr by D.H. Lawrence
   This volume collects three significant novels by D.H. Lawrence, exploring themes of family dynamics, passionate relationships, societal constraints, and the search for vitality and freedom, offering a deep dive into his complex portrayals of human psychology and the clash between instinct and civilization.
2. Jack London by Jack London
   This volume likely collects some of Jack London's most famous works, known for their tales of adventure, survival, and the harsh realities of the natural world and human society, often set in the Klondike Gold Rush or the Pacific, showcasing his powerful prose and exploration of primal instincts.
3. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
   Enter the world of the Bennet sisters in Regency England as they navigate societal expectations, marriage prospects, and personal growth, focusing on the spirited Elizabeth Bennet and the wealthy, proud Mr. Darcy, whose initial animosity gradually transforms into a complex and enduring romance.
4. Women in Love by D.H. Lawrence
   Continues the story of the Brangwen sisters, Ursula and Gudrun, exploring their complex relationships with two male friends, Rupert Birkin and Gerald Crich, delving into themes of love, marriage, sexuality, and the search for meaningful connection in a changing industrial society.
5. The Prisoner in the Mask by Dennis Wheatley
   Features the Duke de Richleau and his friends as they become entangled in a dangerous plot involving a mysterious prisoner held captive and masked, leading them into a world of international intrigue, secret societies, and perilous adventures across Europe.
6. The Man Who Killed the King by Dennis Wheatley
   Follows the adventures of Roger Brook, a secret agent for the British government during the French Revolution, as he undertakes dangerous missions, navigates political turmoil, and encounters historical figures, blending espionage, romance, and historical events.
7. Charles Dickens Complete Works: Edwin Drood & Humphrey Clinker by Charles Dickens
   This volume contains Dickens' unfinished mystery novel Edwin Drood, concerning the disappearance of the title character, alongside Tobias Smollett's picaresque novel The Expedition of Humphry Clinker, a series of letters detailing a family's travels across Britain.
8. Tales of Mystery by Edgar Allan Poe
   Prepare for a descent into the dark and macabre with a collection of Edgar Allan Poe's masterful short stories, exploring themes of death, madness, the supernatural, and the psychological depths of the human mind through tales of horror, mystery, and gothic suspense.
9. The Satanist by Dennis Wheatley
   Delve into the world of black magic and occult conspiracy as the Duke de Richleau and his companions confront a powerful and dangerous Satanic cult seeking to unleash evil upon the world, leading to a thrilling battle against dark forces.
10. The Haunting of Toby Jugg by Dennis Wheatley
    A young man, paralyzed during World War II, is tormented by terrifying visions and supernatural forces at his remote country estate, leading his friends to investigate the dark history of the house and the potential influence of occult powers.
11. The Golden Spaniard by Dennis Wheatley
    Follow the adventures of the Duke de Richleau and his friends as they travel to Spain and become embroiled in a dangerous quest involving hidden treasure, political intrigue, and encounters with mysterious and dangerous figures.
12. The Second Seal by Dennis Wheatley
    Set during World War I, this spy thriller follows the exploits of a British agent who uncovers a sinister plot that could change the course of the war, leading him on a perilous mission across Europe filled with espionage, danger, and betrayal.
13. The Black Baroness by Dennis Wheatley
    Features the Duke de Richleau and his friends facing off against a ruthless and cunning female villain involved in international crime and espionage, leading to a thrilling confrontation filled with danger and intrigue.
14. Uncharted Seas by Dennis Wheatley
    Embark on a thrilling sea adventure as a group of explorers discovers a lost world or a hidden civilization in a remote and dangerous part of the ocean, encountering prehistoric creatures and facing peril in the uncharted waters.
15. The Eunuch of Stamboul by Dennis Wheatley
    Set in the exotic and politically charged city of Istanbul, this spy thriller follows a British agent who uncovers a dangerous conspiracy involving political factions and secret agents, leading to a thrilling race against time in the heart of the Ottoman Empire.
16. Come Into My Parlour by Dennis Wheatley
    Delve into a tale of espionage and danger as a British agent is drawn into a web of intrigue involving a mysterious and dangerous organization, leading him on a perilous mission to uncover their secrets before it's too late.
17. Moby Dick by Herman Melville
    Narrated by the sailor Ishmael, this epic novel recounts the obsessive quest of Captain Ahab, the monomaniacal captain of the whaling ship Pequod, to hunt and destroy the white whale Moby Dick, exploring themes of revenge, fate, nature, and the human condition against the vast and dangerous backdrop of the sea.