The Twenty-seventh Wife

This book is an ex-library copy, with stamps and markings indicative of its previous library use. The dust jacket is worn, showing signs of age with edge wear and tears, yet it remains largely intact. The binding is secure, though the pages show some discoloration consistent with its age.

"The Twenty-seventh Wife" by Irving Wallace, published by Simon and Schuster in New York, 1961, is a first printing edition. This book delves into the intriguing life of Ann Eliza Young, the last wife of Brigham Young, who famously divorced him and challenged the practice of polygamy. Irving Wallace, a renowned author known for his meticulous research and compelling narratives, presents a detailed account of the historical and personal implications of Young's actions. This edition is particularly notable for its historical significance and as a reflection of Wallace's narrative prowess. The book is an ex-library copy, with library markings present. The dust jacket shows wear with edge tears, but remains intact, encapsulating the book's storied past.