This is a rare Advance Reading Copy (ARC) of Robert Hicks’ acclaimed debut novel, The Widow of the South. Based on the true story of Carrie McGavock and the Battle of Franklin, this uncorrected page proof offers a unique glimpse into the 2005 launch of a New York Times bestseller. This edition features the full 1-10 number line and exclusive marketing materials on the back cover, including a message from the publisher regarding their $500,000 promotional campaign.
The book is in Very Good condition with crisp pages and a tight, uncreased spine. Minor shelf wear and light bumping at the corners are present, along with light foxing on the interior page edges consistent with its age. A must-have for collectors of Civil War literature or Robert Hicks fans. This rare pre-publication copy is a piece of literary history that documents the arrival of a modern classic.
Item condition: Very Good. Minor shelf wear and light bumping at the corners. Binding is tight and uncreased. Interior pages are clean with very light foxing on the inner copyright page.
