First illustrated edition, and first single-volume edition, of Austen's third published novel, centering on the comedic neighborhood drama caused by the amateur production of a play, with the inferred specter of the slave trade hovering beneath the plot.
First edition of this high society contemporary romance from the Edwardian golden age of the genre, "daringly, about the problems of Jews entering London society" (Rachel Anderson).
First edition of the best-selling American novel of 1900, a historical romance set in Jamestown written by a Virginian women's rights activist.
First edition in book form of this suspenseful romance with an active, adventurous heroine, the drama turning on questions of power and property.
Special cloth-bound edition, the first hardcover edition, of this sensation novel by one of the most popular women writers of dime novels, who specialized in romances and dramas for working-class girls and women.
Signed first edition of this romance with a time-travel twist, Niffenegger's debut novel.
Limited edition of this rare book catalogue describing and illustrating 100 lots that trace the history of the genre, signed by Type Punch Matrix co-founder Rebecca Romney.
First printing of the first book in Harlequin's major new line, Superromance, the first introduced since Presents in 1973, once again attempting to update and rebrand the Harlequin model for changing reader tastes.
First edition of this interfaith contemporary romance — the "first American novel written by a Jew on a Jewish theme for an American audience" (D. G. Myers) — inscribed by the author to her brother.
