Last shot (Crime club)

Loraine, Philip

Collins

Sea Change

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Crime Club

Voices in an empty room

Collins [for] the Crime Club

Death Wishes

Collins Crime Club

The death of a noted artist leaves a legacy of mystery and intrigue centering around a disputed will, in an ingenious puzzle set in the south of France

Mystery

St Martins Pr

<p>A movie being filmed on the French Riviera has some unfortunate ties to the underworld</p>

Last Shot

Literature & Fiction

Sea-change

St.Martin's Press

A medium calls out in horror in a voice not her own. The rich woman who hired her claims that her interest in the wealthy Spenser family and their mansion in San Francisco is purely academic - but is it?

Random House]

Last shot (Atlantic large print)

J. Curley

'The sophisticated and the primitive, the seen and the half-seen . . . homosexuals and witches, in an intriguing mixture of old and new.' - Chicago Tribune  'Brooding, atmospheric . . . an ancestral castle and its village are the setting for a highly civilized and aristocratic nightmare . . . full of tantalizing and terror-filled symbols." - Anthony Boucher, New York Times  'Chilling . . . weaves a spell of terror . . . Day of the Arrow is something for the connoisseur.' - Charleston News and Courier  James Lindsay has been summoned to the ancient estate of Bellac by his old flame, Françoise, to help her husband, Philippe de Montfaucon, who has inexplicably become convinced that he is about to die. His fears may not be unfounded: in old tomes in the castle's library, Lindsay learns that almost every male Montfaucon has met with a mysterious and untimely end. Now with the ancient festival of Les Treize Jours approaching and the castle filling up with strange and sinister visitors, Lindsay must unravel an intricate and horrifying web of legend and superstition to save Philippe from a terrible fate . . .  A chilling and suspenseful masterpiece of modern Gothic fiction, Day of the Arrow (1964) earned widespread acclaim from critics and was adapted for a 1966 film, Eye of the Devil, starring David Niven, Deborah Kerr, and Sharon Tate.

Day of the Arrow (Valancourt 20th Century Classics)

Estridge, Robin

Genre Fiction

Valancourt Books

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