MINE by Robert R. McCammon RARE Author SIGNED First Edition Hardcover Book 442 p

This is HAND-SIGNED by the Author The hardcover FIRST- Edition of Robert McCammon's "Mine" is a rare gem for any book collector. Published by Atria Books in 1990, this first-edition novel weighs 18 oz and spans 442 pages. The story is a work of fiction with a general topic that is sure to captivate readers. The author's writing style is engaging and will keep you turning the pages.

The book is in great shape and will make a wonderful addition to any collection. Get your hands on this rare find today! This book was SIGNED by the Author on 5/1/1990 at the Orange County Book Carnival.

My Father stood in line for THREE hours waiting to meet Robert McCammon to have him sign this book. Comes with the original Book Carnival flyer Memorabilia thingy that makes a great bookmark, so you don't have to "Dogear" any of the pages! Mine (1990) - Winner of the 1990 Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel. With over five million copies of his work in print, Robert R. McCammon has earned the reputation as one of the most innovative storytellers of our time.

His New York Times bestselling novels, Swan Song, Stinger, and The Wolf's Hour, explore fantastic landscapes and the hearts and minds of those who inhabit them. Now his dramatic new creation, MINE, rivals Thomas Harris's The SIlence of the Lambs for sheer, riveting storytelling power. It is a novel of psychological terror and unrelenting suspense set against the backdrop of America today.

Laura Clayborne is a successful journalist, the wife of a stockbroker with her own BMW and a house in the right Atlanta suburb. Her biological clock ticking down, her marriage foundering, Laura hopes that her newborn son, David, will make her life everything it ought to be. Mary Terrell, aka Mary Terror, is a scarred and battered survivor of the radical'60s. Once a member of the fanatical Storm Front Brigade, Mary now lives in a hallucinatory world of memories, guns, and above all, murderous rage. Prompted by a personals ad in Rolling Stone, she becomes convinced that the former leader of the Brigade, the man she knows as Lord Jack, is commanding her to bring him the child she was carrying when her life and the lives of the other Storm Front radicals exploded in a bloody shootout with the FBI.

Mary Terror steals Laura's baby from a hospital room, and heads west on her journey of the damned: clutching an innocent child to her side, killing anyone who gets in her way, searching for Lord Jack. Stunned, weakened, Laura realizes that the woman who stole her baby is getting away with it, and sets out to hunt her down. What Laura doesn't know is that the closer she gets to Mary Terror the more she will have to learn to think and act like her-even to kill like her...