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Burton Barr Central Library
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LARGE TYPE 002.075 B2841m
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Century Library
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Mesquite Library
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LARGE TYPE 002.075 B2841m
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Summary:
Unrepentant book thief John Charles Gilkey has stolen a fortune in rare books from around the country. Yet unlike most thieves who steal for profit, Gilkey steals for love - the love of books. Perhaps equally obsessive is Ken Sanders, the self-appointed "bibliodick" driven to catch him. A lifelong rare book collector turned amateur detective Sanders will stop at nothing to catch the thief plaguing his trade.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 321-322).
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