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	2.	Stevenson, D E  CELIA'S HOUSE London Fontana 1961 Reprint Mass Market Paperback Fair 256pp, 150g. 1965 reprint, spine creases, front corners slightly doggy, two small chips top edge of front cover, sticker scar, no stamps or writing. In name and by birth Celia was a Dunne. But the beautiful old family house she had just inherited soon became more of a burden than a pleasure to her. She began to feel uneasy, restrained by some echo from the past - a restraint more subtle than the stange conditions of a will... Price: 10.00 AUD
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	3.	Stevenson, D E  CROOKED ADAM London Fontana 1974 Mass Market Paperback Good 219pp, 150g. Spine lightly creased and tilted, bookstore stamp on blurb page, light tanning, magic marker "S" on lower edge of pages; text block tight and sound. Adam Southey is bitterly disappointed he cannot join up in 1942 because of his lameness, but learns that the battleground is not the only place to fight the war. In the Scottish highlands he is drawn into a desperate game of cat and mouse with the enemy - and meets Brenda, who is young and beautiful and in terrible danger. Price: 30.00 AUD
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	4.	Stevenson, D E  ROSABELLE SHAW London Fontana 1969 Reprint Mass Market Paperback Good 254pp, 150g. Covers clean and tight, bookstore stamp and price on blurb page, magic marker "S" on lower page edges. First published 1937 as "The Story of Rosabelle Shaw", the story of the marriage of Fanny Dinwoodie and John Shaw and Rosabelle, their first child. An unexpected accident brings a stranger into the family circle: Jay, a boy whose tortuous ways and dangerous fascination make trouble for everyone in the district. Price: 50.00 AUD
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	5.	Stevenson, D E  THE HOUSE ON THE CLIFF London Fontana 1970 Mass Market Paperback Very Good 224pp, 150g. Covers slightly worn, previous owners' name on blurb page. Elfrida Jane, accustomed to the busy life of a small-part actress, inherits Mountain View on the Devonshire coast from her beautiful and famous mother. At first she is shy with her new neighbours, but her days are soon filled with new interests, mystery and even danger. Soon she finds herself involved with three men - Glen, an exciting and irresponsible actor, Ronnie - a handsome lawyer, and Lucius, a charming bachelor from the neighbouring estate. Price: 10.00 AUD
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	6.	Stevenson, D E  THE HOUSE ON THE CLIFF New York, NY Popular Library Mass Market Paperback Fair 224pp, 150g. Covers worn and creased, spine creases, tape repair to spine, pages tanned, textblock tight and sound. Elfrida Jane, accustomed to the busy life of a small-part actress, inherits Mountain View on the Devonshire coast from her beautiful and famous mother. At first she is shy with her new neighbours, but her days are soon filled with new interests, mystery and even danger. Soon she finds herself involved with three men - Glen, an exciting and irresponsible actor, Ronnie - a handsome lawyer, and Lucius, a charming bachelor from the neighbouring estate. Price: 5.50 AUD
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	7.	Stevenson, D E  VITTORIA COTTAGE London Fontana 1957 Reprint Mass Market Paperback Very Good 191pp, 150g. Spine slightly creased, bookstore stamp p.5. Since being widowed Caroline Dering has lived her life for her grown-up children. Then Robert Shepperton arrives in the village and Caroline's gentle heart is touched by his obvious unhappiness. Gradually she finds her sympathy turning to love, but the visit of her actress sister, Harriet, throws Caroline into a turmoil - because Harriet also falls for Mr. Shepperton. Price: 15.00 AUD
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