The Verdict on Winter, Eileen Dewhurst — 1st Edition

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The Verdict on Winter, Eileen Dewhurst — 1st Edition

Name: The Verdict on Winter, Eileen Dewhurst — 1st Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 6991
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Publication: Sutton, Severn House Publishers Ltd, 1996.

Formatting: 8vo.

Condition Report: Fine. The binding remains exceptionally tight and square, featuring sharp corners to the navy blue cloth boards and brilliantly unoxidised gilt lettering stamped to the spine. Internally, the text block is pristine, boasting uniformly bright pages and clean edges free from foxing, markings, or reading wear. It is housed in a Fine, unclipped dust jacket that retains its high-gloss finish, displaying no evidence of shelf-wear, edge-creasing, or fading.

Catalogue Note: This is a true first world edition, first printing, published by Severn House in 1996.

Copies of Severn House mysteries from this era frequently entered the library system; therefore, unmarked, unread copies in this exceptional collector's condition are distinctly scarce on the open market. The volume retains its original unclipped dust jacket.

Actress Phyllida Moon, having originally taken a temporary job with private eye Peter Piper to gain experience for a starring role, found she so enjoyed sleuthing in character that she now alternates between the two careers. In The Verdict on Winter, Phyllida is drawn into a complex new investigation requiring her to adopt a fresh persona, plunging her into a dangerous world of secrets and deception where her acting skills are put to the ultimate test.

Book Condition: Fine

Book Authors: Eileen Dewhurst

Book Publisher: Severn House Publishers Ltd

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Fiction

Genre: Crime & Mystery

Book edition: First Edition

Signed: No

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Book Publication Year: 1996

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Book Binding: Hardcover

Illustrator: N/A

Book Series: N/A

Country/region of manufacture: Bodmin, United Kingdom

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