My method for mastering an opening using books is:  1) get an idea of main lines and ideas from its entry in the "Starting Out" series, 2) play it online,  3)  go back to #1 or consult the appropriate book from the "Move-by-Move" series, 4) play it some more,  5)  when really needing depth, go consult the other works on specific variations (like the Quality Chess series).   All the SO and MbM are published by Everyman and also are just analyzed games,  the SO are the most basic with MbM concentrating more on details and tactical sequences.  The SO series is universally helpful, but the quality of MbM is heavily dependent on the author--be aware !

On offer, however, is just the Move-by-Move volume covering all variations of the Panov Attack (White IQP).   Figurine algebraic notation.  Index of variations and games.  This volume is  253 pages.

All books of the "Move-by-Move" series are available--even biographical entries (most have been sold), see my listings.  I am listing this series by each volume, but if you wish to purchase multiple volumes (or the whole set) please write.  I am willing to make a deal to find a home these.