Where to Get Signed Copies of “The Stranger in the Lifeboat”

Oct 17, 2021 | News | 1 comment

With the help of Harper Books, select quantities of signed, first edition hardcovers have been made available for sale at independent bookstores and online.

*Signed stock is limited, so please contact stores directly to see if copies are available at that particular location.

Available for ordering now – ONLINE

Barnes & Noble – US

Books-a-Million – US

Waterstones – UK

VJ Books – US

Independent Bookstores in the US

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  1. Abdul mateen stanikzai

    I am keen and zealous reeding of such as these books I live in Afghanistan how I can take that book the strenger in that life boat

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