We are carrying 4 new titles in our Galveston section, including 2 novels.<\/p>\n
The Prostitutes of Post Office Street<\/strong> The Garhole Bar<\/strong> Galveston: A City on Stilts<\/strong> Ike: Stories of the Storm<\/strong> We are carrying 4 new titles in our Galveston section, including 2 novels. The Prostitutes of Post Office Street by Frank Carden Sol Books, 2008 $9.95 An historically aware novel set in Galveston in the 1950s. Review here. The Garhole …<\/p>\n
\nby Frank Carden
\nSol Books, 2008
\n$9.95<\/strong>
\nAn historically aware novel set in Galveston in the 1950s.
\nReview here.<\/a><\/p>\n
\nby A. Hardy Roper
\nSoft cover, 2007
\n$12.95<\/strong>
\nA search for Nazi treasure buried on Galveston Island is the theme of this mystery\/thriller.
\nReview here.<\/a><\/p>\n
\nby Jodi Wright-Gidley and Jennifer Marines
\nArcadia Publishing, 2008
\n$26.99<\/strong>
\nAfter the hurricane of 1900 destroyed much of Galveston, the city built an enormous seawall and raised the grade of the Eastern end of the Island. A history of this period with photographs.
\nReview here.<\/a><\/p>\n
\nby The Galveston County Daily News, 2008
\n$29.95<\/strong>
\nAn oversize hardcover book full of color photos of the destruction and recovery surrounding Hurricane Ike.
\nMore information.<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"