Just curious what you all think of these limited editions?

I like them, and have most of them. The norwoods are harder to get for a good price because they are much more limited in number. Also I am not a big fan of Cahill I have see and heard stories of some very interesting things that he has done in the past (along with manking more than whats numbered, and have duplicate numbers of the same book (such as 145/300 and another 145/300) If it were me all over again, I would go after the Norwood books first.

I do recall hearing some lousy reviews of Cahill. No one was ever very specific before though; thanks for the information. I did not know that! Still like the way they look on my shelf though.

On another note; I really hope Norwood prints Plague Ship in that trade hardcover edition like they have done with Sacred Stone, Dark Watch, and Skeleton Coast. I like the slipcase HC editions but I have grown fond of these as well (not to mention the very limited press run) and so far I only see the slipcase edition up for pre-sale.

IN case you are not sure which edition I mean there is a pic below.

Can you take a side by side pic of those 2 cahill books that shows identical numbers and email it to me?

I do not have one of each. I have a good friend on the east coast that is a book seller and collector of cussler along with others, and he was the first that brought it to my attention. He also said that Cahill rebound a A is for alibi and tried to say it was a limited edition and did not have approval or permission from Grafton. This created a big stir, and has led to the discredit of Cahill