Golden dawn
By: by Peter B. Kyne
Contributors: Cosmopolitan Book Corporation; J.J. Little and Ives Company
Publisher: Cosmopolitan Book Corporation
Published: 1930
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 275
Copyright date: 1929
Subjects: Multiple personality; Fiction; Young women; Criminals; Escaped prisoners; Women ex-convicts; Police
Description: "Tells the adventures of Penelope Gatlin, a society Cinderella cast into the underworld by force of circumstances. A childhood accident which marred the nose of Penelope Gatlin resulted in a split personality. As Nance Belden she became involved with crooked companions in San Francisco, landed in San Quentin and made good her escape. Now the big heart, and by no means stupid -- though described as 'Cro-Magnon' -- head of Chief of Police Dan McNamara, enter the story." --
Notes: Rare Book copy: Inscribed to Donna Brace by the author, San Francisco, March 22, 1930.

Rare Book copy: In Donald C. Brace's slipcase.

Baird & Greenwood. Annotated bibliography of California fiction, 1664-1970, 1434

Gift; the family of Donald C. Brace.