B, 1933 First edition by Agatha Christie

Notes

"The Hound of Death" is a collection of twelve short stories written by Agatha Christie, the acclaimed queen of mystery. Originally published in 1933, the stories showcase Christie's mastery in crafting intriguing plots and unexpected twists. The title story, "The Hound of Death," revolves around a woman named Nancy who possesses a peculiar ability to foresee death. As the narrative unfolds, readers are drawn into a web of suspense and perplexing events that challenge their deductive skills. Each tale within the collection delves into the dark realms of human nature, showcasing Christie's ability to create suspenseful and captivating mysteries that continue to captivate readers and uphold her reputation as a master storyteller in the realm of crime fiction.

Description

Burgundy binding that has faded to lighter tones, tight with original dust jacket.  Jacket has tears on top and bottom, clear jacket cover