Dragonfire
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Edition: First ed.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
From the master of the hardboiled detective novel comes Dragonfire, a gripping thriller that plunges readers into the shadowy world of the Nameless Detective, Bill Pronzini's iconic San Francisco-based investigator who navigates a treacherous underworld of secrets, danger, and moral ambiguity. When a seemingly routine case ignites into something far more sinister, Nameless finds himself drawn into a deadly web of intrigue that tests not only his instincts but his very survival. Pronzini, one of the most celebrated and prolific voices in American crime fiction, crafts a narrative that is as atmospherically rich as it is relentlessly paced, blending the classic traditions of the pulp noir genre with a distinctly contemporary sensibility. His prose is spare yet evocative, each sentence calibrated to build dread and tension, drawing on a career that has produced some of the genre's most enduring works. Dragonfire stands as a testament to Pronzini's command of the form — leaving the reader to wonder just how far into the flames Nameless is willing to go.
Author: Bill Pronzini
Format: Hardback
Published: 1982, St. Martin's Press
Genre: Crime fiction
Edition: First ed.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Very good
Pages: Good
From the master of the hardboiled detective novel comes Dragonfire, a gripping thriller that plunges readers into the shadowy world of the Nameless Detective, Bill Pronzini's iconic San Francisco-based investigator who navigates a treacherous underworld of secrets, danger, and moral ambiguity. When a seemingly routine case ignites into something far more sinister, Nameless finds himself drawn into a deadly web of intrigue that tests not only his instincts but his very survival. Pronzini, one of the most celebrated and prolific voices in American crime fiction, crafts a narrative that is as atmospherically rich as it is relentlessly paced, blending the classic traditions of the pulp noir genre with a distinctly contemporary sensibility. His prose is spare yet evocative, each sentence calibrated to build dread and tension, drawing on a career that has produced some of the genre's most enduring works. Dragonfire stands as a testament to Pronzini's command of the form — leaving the reader to wonder just how far into the flames Nameless is willing to go.