Night Of The Kill
Condition: SECONDHAND
This is a secondhand book. The jacket image is a photograph of the exact copy we have in stock. This image shows the condition of this book. Further condition remarks are below.
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good
A shadowy cityscape, a woman's face half-hidden behind white-gloved hands — Night of the Kill plunges its reader immediately into a world of menace and intrigue, where danger lurks at every darkened corner. Written by Brèni James, this taut crime thriller chronicles a gripping tale of murder and suspense, drawing its protagonist — and its reader — deeper into a labyrinth of secrets that proves nearly impossible to escape. James crafts an atmosphere that is equal parts claustrophobic and compulsive, building dread with the precision of a seasoned crime writer. The novel sits firmly within the mid-century tradition of noir fiction, where moral ambiguity and psychological tension drive the narrative forward far more than any single act of violence. With a plot that keeps its cards close to its chest until the very last moment, Night of the Kill leaves one burning question unanswered just long enough to make putting it down utterly impossible — who, in the end, is truly the hunter, and who is the prey?
Author: Brèni James
Format: Hardback
Genre: Crime fiction
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good
A shadowy cityscape, a woman's face half-hidden behind white-gloved hands — Night of the Kill plunges its reader immediately into a world of menace and intrigue, where danger lurks at every darkened corner. Written by Brèni James, this taut crime thriller chronicles a gripping tale of murder and suspense, drawing its protagonist — and its reader — deeper into a labyrinth of secrets that proves nearly impossible to escape. James crafts an atmosphere that is equal parts claustrophobic and compulsive, building dread with the precision of a seasoned crime writer. The novel sits firmly within the mid-century tradition of noir fiction, where moral ambiguity and psychological tension drive the narrative forward far more than any single act of violence. With a plot that keeps its cards close to its chest until the very last moment, Night of the Kill leaves one burning question unanswered just long enough to make putting it down utterly impossible — who, in the end, is truly the hunter, and who is the prey?