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Bibliographic Details

  • Format: .86
  • Book condition: Good
  • Quantity available: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • ISBN 10: 0446602345
  • ISBN 13: 9780446602341
  • Publisher: 7.99
  • Date published: 1996
  • Size: 4.25 x 7 x 1 inches
  • Weight: 1.55 pounds

Book Description

7.99. .86. Good. Spine is well creased. Covers show wear at the edges and corners. Good Grade C average reading copy. Binding is Mass Market Paperback. Pages tanning.


Book summary

Gerard Etienne, the new managing director of the venerable publishing house, The Peverell Press, is a hated man. He is spurned by many including a rejected mistress, a rejected author, resentful employees, and an editor who may have committed suicide. When Adam Dalgliesh investigates Etienne's bizarre death, he finds that it is only the beginning of a far deeper mystery.

Media Reviews


"Lady James, the grande dame of fictional forensic pathology,...here is writing in full mastery of her craft and in full indulgence of her predilections."

   -- Michael Malone, New York Times Book Review

"Characters as deep and unknowable as the Thames...testifying to the complexity that generally sets James apart from her peers."

   -- Boston Globe

Intricate, riveting and also believable...A distinctive work of fiction...complex and superbly told...`Original Sin,' full of murderous content and disturbing subject matter..is both a satisfying mystery and edifying."

   -- Washington Times

"`Original Sin,' emphasizes [James] reputation as the nonpareil of the literary mystery whose great talent is merging the old-fashioned whodunit with the novel of character. She transcends simple literary classification."

   -- Chicago Sun-Times

Publisher Notes


The Peverall Press, a venerable publishing firm occupying a mock-Venetian palace on the Thames in London, has a new managing director, the brilliant but ruthless Gerard Etienne--a man with enemies. When Etienne is found dead in bizarre circumstances, Commander Adam Dalgliesh is faced with a plethora of suspects--and a murderer prepared to kill again.



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