Lord of the Silent by Elizabeth Peters (2001, Hardcover, First Edition) |...
$ 5.94
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Lord of the Silent by Elizabeth Peters (2001, Hardcover, First Edition) |.... First editions of Peters’ work, especially in this condition, are becoming increasingly scarce in the open market. Many available copies are later printings or show considerable wear. Offered here is a true first edition, first printing of Lord of the Silent by Elizabeth Peters, published in 2001 by William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins. This volume is part of the internationally bestselling Amelia Peabody mystery series, renowned for its blend of Egyptology, historical intrigue, and clever, character-driven mystery. This particular copy is highly collectible, featuring a complete number line (1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10) on the copyright page and the original dust jacket with vibrant cover art depicting Egyptian statuary at sunset. The book is printed on acid-free paper, ensuring long-term preservation, and was issued during William Morrow’s 75th anniversary of publishing—making this a noteworthy edition in the series’ production history. First editions of Peters’ work, especially in this condition, are becoming increasingly scarce in the open market. Many available copies are later printings or show considerable wear. This copy is preserved in Like New condition, making it particularly appealing to collectors seeking high-grade examples for long-term curation or full-series assembly. Elizabeth Peters (Barbara Mertz), a PhD Egyptologist, brought authentic academic insight to her fiction, and her works have become a cornerstone of the modern historical mystery genre. Lord of the Silent, the 13th book in the Amelia Peabody series, is an essential volume for fans assembling a complete first edition set. Condition Like New. An exceptional copy showing no signs of use. Dust jacket is bright and glossy with no chips, creases, or sun fading. Corners sharp. Pages are clean, crisp, and unmarred by any writing or markings. Binding remains perfectly tight and square. Suitable for archival storage or immediate shelving in a collector's library.
