HAWLEY, Warren A. "The Love Letters of a Coquette" [Henry Altemus, 1902] 1st Edition

"The Love Letters of a Coquette" by Warren A. Hawley [Henry Altemus, 1902]. First edition. 104pp. 4.25" x 5.25", 18mo. Pink cloth with gilt titling and gilt, darker pink, and green floral decorations. Externally very clean with just one black spot at lower rear edge of spine to note. Internally, front hinge is starting at lower edge. Also, miraculously, Alexander Hamilton arose front the grave and signed the FFEP 98 years after his death. Or perhaps it was another of the same name. Very Good and the only copy currently available.

"The Love Letters of a Coquette" by Warren A. Hawley is a novel that explores the emotional and psychological journey of a young woman, known for her charm and flirtations, as she navigates the complex world of love, desire, and relationships. Presented through the lens of personal letters, the story unfolds as a series of intimate correspondences between the protagonist and various men she has encountered. These letters reveal her playful yet manipulative nature, offering insight into her thoughts, feelings, and motivations.