Most Popular Books by George Dewey

A remarkable journey into 18 phenomenal women, illuminating the secret world of angels and mystics, vampires and fantasy lovers, felines and luminaries, cowgirls and single sizzlers-Tales that should not be truebut could not be fiction..Destined to change the way men look at women forever- with this warning-! "You will never see the lips that kill you" -Doc Nozall

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Collection contains her diaries, 1900-18 [2 v.]; letters, 1899-1904 to George Dowey and letters, 1912-24 to Elizabeth Ellicott Poe, Vylla Poe Wilson, and others [ca 100 items]. Correspondence, 1923-33, pertains to Mrs. Dewey's will. In addition, there are synopses of Mrs. Wilson's it is time to tell and E.E. Poe's the admiral's lady, plus, clippings, photographs & memorabilia.