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Reginald Hill – Another Death In Venice – First Edition 1976
£75.00
A first edition, first printing of Another Death in Venice by Reginald Hill, published by Collins Crime Club, London in 1976. A near fine book, free from internal inscriptions, with slight pushing to head and foot of the spine, red cloth bound boards with minor handling wear and text blocks clean throughout. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with some rubbing to the corners and bumping to spine tips, some shelf wear to title on front panel.
Another Death in Venice by Reginald Hill is a gripping mystery that follows British inspector Joe Sixsmith as he investigates the suspicious death of a prominent businessman in Venice. The story intertwines complex characters, vivid settings and Sixsmith’s dry wit as he uncovers hidden secrets, political corruption and deceit in the city. Hill crafts a compelling narrative filled with twists and an atmospheric backdrop, making it an engaging read for fans of crime fiction.
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A first edition, first printing of Another Death in Venice by Reginald Hill, published by Collins Crime Club, London in 1976. A near fine book, free from internal inscriptions, with slight pushing to head and foot of the spine, red cloth bound boards with minor handling wear and text blocks clean throughout. In a near fine unclipped wrapper with some rubbing to the corners and bumping to spine tips, some shelf wear to title on front panel.
Another Death in Venice by Reginald Hill is a gripping mystery that follows British inspector Joe Sixsmith as he investigates the suspicious death of a prominent businessman in Venice. The story intertwines complex characters, vivid settings and Sixsmith’s dry wit as he uncovers hidden secrets, political corruption and deceit in the city. Hill crafts a compelling narrative filled with twists and an atmospheric backdrop, making it an engaging read for fans of crime fiction.
