Name: A Stranger in my Grave: A Nightmare Becomes a Terrifying Reality in This Rediscovered Classic of American Noir (en Inglés)
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Author: Margaret Millar
ISBN: 9781782275732

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Pushkin Vertigo

Autor

Margaret Millar

Año

2019

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

384

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781782275732

A Stranger in my Grave: A Nightmare Becomes a Terrifying Reality in This Rediscovered Classic of American Noir (en Inglés)

Margaret Millar (Autor) · Pushkin Vertigo · Tapa Blanda

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'A genius of plot twists' LA Review of BooksJim and Daisy Harker are a young, well-to-do Californian couple with the sort of domestic happiness that others can only aspire to. But a darkness exists at the outer edges of Daisy's mind and she has no idea why it's there. In a series of reoccurring nightmares she wanders a cemetery, eventually finding her own gravestone. According to the dream, December 2nd, 1955 is the day she diedStreet smart but honorable, Stevens Pinata is a man with his own mysteries. When a pretty young woman like Daisy Harker comes into his office with a crazy request to "find her lost day" he is intrigued. He is too decent to take advantage of a crazy woman, but Mr. Harker is a wealthy man and who is Pinata to turn down money?What unfolds is a masterpiece of suspense and one of the books that forever changed the domestic thriller. Millar's razor sharp prose cuts a masterful plot and slashes at the racism, sexism, and entitlement endemic to an era otherwise celebrated for its prosperity.