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Helen Hull – A Tapping on the Wall – First Edition 1961
£45.00
A first edition, first printing of A Tapping on the Wall by Helen Hull, published by Collins Crime Club in 1961. A near fine book, free from internal inscriptions, in the publisher’s original red cloth bound boards, with black titling to the spine, pushing to the head and foot of the spine, some browning and spotting to the text blocks and ghosting to the half title page. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with chipping to the spine tips and knuckles of the front and rear flap folds, browning to the spine and rear panel, with some internal spotting.
A Tapping on the Wall by Helen Hull is a compelling mystery novel that explores psychological tension and suspense. Set in a small American town, the story revolves around a woman who starts hearing mysterious tapping sounds in her home. As she delves into the source, she uncovers hidden secrets about her family and neighbours. Hull’s atmospheric writing and keen insights into human nature craft a gripping tale of intrigue, paranoia and the search for truth.
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A first edition, first printing of A Tapping on the Wall by Helen Hull, published by Collins Crime Club in 1961. A near fine book, free from internal inscriptions, in the publisher’s original red cloth bound boards, with black titling to the spine, pushing to the head and foot of the spine, some browning and spotting to the text blocks and ghosting to the half title page. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with chipping to the spine tips and knuckles of the front and rear flap folds, browning to the spine and rear panel, with some internal spotting.
A Tapping on the Wall by Helen Hull is a compelling mystery novel that explores psychological tension and suspense. Set in a small American town, the story revolves around a woman who starts hearing mysterious tapping sounds in her home. As she delves into the source, she uncovers hidden secrets about her family and neighbours. Hull’s atmospheric writing and keen insights into human nature craft a gripping tale of intrigue, paranoia and the search for truth.
