Experimental murderer's perspective narrative offers a unique reading experience
Includes introduction by Martin Edwards for enhanced context
Award-winning author Anthony Berkeley Cox's classic work
Set in a world of psychological suspense and human insight
Paperback edition for easy handling and portability
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Unsettling and gripping, this innovative classic first published in 1932 was the basis for Alfred Hitchcock's film Suspicion, and remains an arresting and unique work of literary artistry. Anthony Berkeley Cox, writing as Francis Iles, flips the traditional mystery model of the crime genre to delve into the psychology, fears, and motives
