A town run on favours, money and power — and the people who run it are the Ewings ...

[southfork88]

Try eBay there was a few other hardbacks but if it's just a paperback you're after there was plenty of those.

Of my 2 original copies (actually I checked I had 3 ones, because thought they were different novels), one was hardcover, the other paperback, given as a gadget to a liqueur that I forced my parents to buy. It was called 'Rosso Antico'. The third copy is bound, but it is not the original, but a Book Club reissue.

 

[Mel O'Drama]

It's never occurred to me before now, but I'm not sure a paperback version with that cover even exists. So with any luck, you'll get a schlockily mint hardback edition.

We've had reverse experiences with that one. I've owned two or three copies since the Eighties (my latest was bought just a few years ago) and they've all been paperback.

Until this thread, I didn't even realise a hardback edition existed.

 

[LMLDallas78]

The one book I always regret not getting is the saga of Seaview Circle by Laura Van Wormer, it's on Amazon and the like for around £281, just can't understand why so expensive. Dallas the complete Ewing saga by the same author is available under a tenner.
My first love was always Dallas, (I've got that book from when it was released) but I also loved Knots Landing.
Sorry to go off topic, just wondered why the huge price difference. Is it the sellers or because it's hard to get hold of?