The complete angler
Subtitle: or, The contemplative man's recreation
By: of Izaak Walton ; and Charles Cotton ; edited by John Major.
Contributors: Cotton, Charles, 1630-1687.; Thomson, Richard, 1794-1865, ed.; Major, John, 1782-1849.; Bogue, David, 1812-1856, publisher.; Wix, H., publisher.; Gallup, Vernon, donor.; Fly Fisherman's Library.; Wildlife and Outdoor Recreation Collection.
Edition: 4th ed.
Publisher: D. Bogue; H. Wix
Published: 1844
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 418
Subjects: Fishing
Description: "From the author of Sleeping in Eden, described as "intense and absorbing from the very first page" (Heather Gudenkauf, author of The Weight of Silence), comes a gripping new novel about two former best friends and the secrets they can't escape. Adrienne Vogt and Harper Penny were closer than sisters, until the day a tragedy blew their seemingly idyllic world apart. Afraid that they got away with murder and unable to accept who they had lost--and what they had done--Harper and Adri exiled themselves from small-town Blackhawk, Iowa, and from each other. Adri ran thousands of miles away to Africa while Harper ventured down a more destructive path closer to home. Now, five years later, both are convinced that nothing could ever coax them out of the worlds in which they've been living. But unexpected news from home soon pulls Adri and Harper back together, and the two cannot avoid facing their memories and guilt head-on. As they are pulled back into the tangle of their fractured relationships and the mystery of Piperhall, the sprawling estate where their lives first began to unravel, secrets and lies behind the tragic accident are laid bare. The former best friends are forced to come to terms with their shared past and search for the beauty in each other while mending the brokenness in themselves. Nicole Baart's lush and lyrical writing has been called "sparkling" (Publishers Weekly), "taut and engrossing" (Booklist), and "evocative and beautiful" (Romantic Times). The Beautiful Daughters is another exquisitely rendered, haunting story that will stay with readers long after the last page"--

"Two best friends--soul sisters--experience a traumatic event and find themselves quite literally flung to opposite corners of the earth. Five years later, they return home to Iowa to confront the secrets that tore them apart and, hopefully, find redemption"--
Notes: Edited by R. Thomson with introduction by John Major. cf. Bibliotheca Piscatoria, Westwood, 1966.

Includes index.

WSU MASC copy 1 has bookplate of John Roys Peterson on front pastedown.

WSU MASC copy 1 in gold-tooled leather binding; copy 2 in publisher's cloth binding.

WSU MASC copies donated by Vernon Gallup.

WSU MASC copies are: 002-123722282, c. 1 ; 002-123722290.