1978 1st edition (mfg. code 1-10); Simon and Schuster publishers, New York; hardbound; very good condition with unmarked pages except for for previous owner's initials (small) on inside page; dust jacket good with minor edge wear.
 
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The Starrs of Texas is a novel of enormous vitality about wealth and power, passion and ruthless ambition, privilege and the loneliness of being larger than life. It is the saga of the legendary Starrs of Texas and the department store they founded early in the 20th century. Over the years, Starr's has become a world-famous emporium of trend-setting fashions, an institution of opulence, extravagance and good service, set in the heart of Texas, with its cattle ranches and its oil fortunes.