Dream Of Death
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Edition: First ed.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear with damage
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Jacket in mylar sleeve
When sleep becomes a gateway to terror, the line between nightmare and murder grows dangerously thin — Dream of Death by Mary O. Rank draws readers into a taut, atmospheric mystery where nothing is quite what it seems. Set against the shadowy backdrop of mid-century Britain, the novel chronicles a web of suspicion, hidden motives, and deadly secrets that unravel with quiet, unsettling precision, placing its protagonist at the centre of a mortal puzzle that demands resolution before it is too late. Rank writes with the restrained, methodical style characteristic of the classic British crime tradition, constructing a narrative that rewards patient readers with carefully placed clues and a mounting sense of dread. Published by Robert Hale Limited — a house renowned for championing mid-century crime and thriller writers — Dream of Death stands as a testament to the era's rich tradition of psychological mystery fiction. For those who relish a story where every shadow conceals a motive and every dream may be the last, this volume poses one chilling question: what if the danger you cannot escape is the one lurking in your own mind?
Author: Mary O. Rank
Format: Hardback
Published: 1960, Robert Hale Limited
Genre: Crime fiction
Edition: First ed.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Wear and tear with damage
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Jacket in mylar sleeve
When sleep becomes a gateway to terror, the line between nightmare and murder grows dangerously thin — Dream of Death by Mary O. Rank draws readers into a taut, atmospheric mystery where nothing is quite what it seems. Set against the shadowy backdrop of mid-century Britain, the novel chronicles a web of suspicion, hidden motives, and deadly secrets that unravel with quiet, unsettling precision, placing its protagonist at the centre of a mortal puzzle that demands resolution before it is too late. Rank writes with the restrained, methodical style characteristic of the classic British crime tradition, constructing a narrative that rewards patient readers with carefully placed clues and a mounting sense of dread. Published by Robert Hale Limited — a house renowned for championing mid-century crime and thriller writers — Dream of Death stands as a testament to the era's rich tradition of psychological mystery fiction. For those who relish a story where every shadow conceals a motive and every dream may be the last, this volume poses one chilling question: what if the danger you cannot escape is the one lurking in your own mind?