Hammond Innes, Author Atheneum Books $17.95 (350p) ISBN 978-0-689-12018-3
On the 50th anniversary of his first novel, which was followed by 26 more, including The Wreck of the Mary Deere , Innes again demonstrates his considerable talents as a storyteller. Michael Steele is a prominent Englishman living with his half-Malte
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Hammond Innes, Author Atheneum Books $17.95 (335p) ISBN 978-0-689-11850-0
Popular in his native England and in the U.S. as an author of suspense fiction and historical nonfiction, Innes's 27th book is a swift, bravura story. The rousing adventure is narrated by Philip Redfern, an English solicitor whose wealthy client,...
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Hammond Innes, Author Hodder & Stoughton $39.95 (287p) ISBN 978-0-340-32450-9
Original pieces, reprints of Ascher's magazine articles and ""Hers'' columns in the New York Times make up a provocative, zesty collection of essays on common and rare experiences. In the title entry, the author recalls the illicit pleasures of...
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Hammond Innes, Author St. Martin's Press $21.95 (319p) ISBN 978-0-312-07003-8
Like the old pro he is, Innes ( The Doomed Oasis ) in his 29th thriller takes an improbable hero and an even more improbable scenario and weaves a dramatic adventure that will keep readers guessing until its startling climax. Peter Kettil, a wood...
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Hammond Innes, Author, Neville Fox-Davies, Illustrator Trafalgar Square Publishing $29.95 (256p) ISBN 978-0-340-50671-4
England's East Anglia is alluringly described; both natural and historic features of the region are highlighted and color photos complement the text. ``As a result of this wonder-filled volume, East Anglia may be overrun with tourists,'' warned PW .
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