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Christine Courtney – Riddle of the Crooked Sailor – SIGNED First Edition 1964
£95.00
A first edition, first printing of Riddle of the Crooked Sailor by Christine Courtney, published by Pickering and Inglis in 1964. A near fine book signed and inscribed by the author in blue ink to the front free end paper, boards bound in original publisher’s yellow cloth with black titling to the spine, boards a little rub worn, browning and spotting to the text block. In a near fine wrapper, with minor chipping to spine tips and front and rear knuckle folds.
Riddle of the Crooked Sailor by Christine Courtney is a captivating mystery novel set in a quaint coastal town. The story follows amateur sleuth Kate Summers as she investigates the suspicious death of a sailor known for his ‘crooked’ dealings. As Kate unravels the sailor’s hidden past, she encounters a web of secrets, deception and danger. The novel combines a charming setting with a twist-filled plot, offering readers a delightful and engaging whodunit.
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A first edition, first printing of Riddle of the Crooked Sailor by Christine Courtney, published by Pickering and Inglis in 1964. A near fine book signed and inscribed by the author in blue ink to the front free end paper, boards bound in original publisher’s yellow cloth with black titling to the spine, boards a little rub worn, browning and spotting to the text block. In a near fine wrapper, with minor chipping to spine tips and front and rear knuckle folds.
Riddle of the Crooked Sailor by Christine Courtney is a captivating mystery novel set in a quaint coastal town. The story follows amateur sleuth Kate Summers as she investigates the suspicious death of a sailor known for his ‘crooked’ dealings. As Kate unravels the sailor’s hidden past, she encounters a web of secrets, deception and danger. The novel combines a charming setting with a twist-filled plot, offering readers a delightful and engaging whodunit.
