Striking dust jacket presenting the book beautifully! Please see detailed images. The dust jacket is NOT price clipped and has a stated price of $2.75. The dust jacket has No rips, No chips, No tears, No fading but very slight to the spine as is typical for this title, otherwise No rubbing, No foxing and No stains. The stunning original dust jacket has benefited from some very slight restoration to the spine tips by an expert paper conservator and presents in near fine condition.

Beautiful clean book, boldly flat signed by Robert Heinlein on the title page. The internal pages are clean, bright and flat with No stains, No writing, No age toning, No bent pages and No foxing. The starry patterned end papers are clean with no stains, no inscriptions, no bookstore stamps and no bookplates. The boards have sharp corners with one gentle tip bump, and no edgewear. The book is in near fine crisp, clean condition with blue cloth boards, and bright unfaded titles on the spine and front board. All required points for a first edition, first impression book including the A-8.56 code and 1956 date on the copyright page. Boldly flat signed on the title page by Robert Heinlein. Scarce SIGNED First Edition, First Printing Beautiful, clean, crisp book and near fine dust jacket. Seeking a safe place, he tracks down the waitress from the restaurant where he accepted his brother's gift to find out she's on the payroll of the people directing the Game Nicholas forces himself into the agency conducting the Game, only to find out everything that has happened to him has been indeed part of the Game he signed on for.Hardcover. His brother abandons him as he's being pursued. Immediately after signing on, Nicholas's life turns for the worst in every aspect. Against his better judgment, Nicholas accepts to participate in the Game by visiting the so-called quarters of the CRS. The story seems simple enough as Nicholas Van Otto gets gifted by his brother an entry into a game that affects his everyday actions. The Game is one of his early works, written by John Bracanto and Michael Ferris and starring Michael Douglas, Sean Penn, and Deborah Kara Unger. David Fincher knows how to tell a good mystery.

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