Blue Ruin

This 1928 edition of "Blue Ruin" is an ex-library copy, lacking its original dust jacket. The hardcover shows typical signs of library use, including a sticker on the spine, but remains intact. The pages exhibit some age-related toning and minor foxing, common for books of this era. Overall, the binding is firm, and the book is in good condition for its age.

"Blue Ruin" by Grace Livingston Hill, published by Grosset & Dunlap in New York, 1928, is a classic work of fiction by a prolific author known for her inspirational and romantic novels. This edition, bound in a decorative hardcover, reflects the design aesthetics of the late 1920s. Grace Livingston Hill's influence in the genre of inspirational romance is significant, with a bibliography that spans numerous beloved titles. This particular copy is an ex-library edition, indicating it was once part of a public collection, which adds a layer of history and character. Though lacking a dust jacket, the book remains a testament to Hill's enduring appeal. The absence of an ISBN suggests it predates modern cataloging systems, adding to its collectible nature. The physical condition shows signs of library use, yet it retains its structural integrity, making it a valuable piece for collectors of vintage romance fiction.