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The So Blue Marble is a 1940 mystery thriller novel by the American writer Dorothy B. Hughes. It was her first published novel. [2] The manuscript was trimmed by 25,000 words at the demand of the book's editor, establishing the author's terse, hard-boiled style. [3]
2. Okt. 2018 · Three well-heeled villains terrorize New York’s high society in pursuit of a rare and powerful gem. The society pages announce it before she even arrives: Griselda Satterlee, daughter of the princess of Rome, has left her career as an actress behind and is traveling to Manhattan to reinvent herself as a fashion designer.
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- Dorothy B. Hughes
- $15.4
- American Mystery Classics
The so blue marble. It promised treasure, but now it's missing. The result is murder. The dashing twin brothers want the marble, or else... they'll do to Griselda what they've done to others. But Griselda doesn't have it. And why is her baby sister hanging out with the psychotic twins?
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- Mass Market Paperback
- Dorothy B. Hughes
20. Mai 2020 · Von der ersten Seite an kreiert Dorothy B. Hughes in „The So Blue Marble“ eine ungeheuer beklemmende Atmosphäre: der Weg durch die Nacht, dann das Auftauchen der Zwillinge, ihre zunächst absurd erscheinende Forderung, die blaue Glaskugel herauszugeben. Diese Anspannung wird im Verlauf des Buchs nicht nachlassen.
18. Juni 2019 · Three well-heeled villains terrorize New York’s high society in pursuit of a rare and powerful gem. The society pages announce it before she even arrives: Griselda Satterlee, daughter of the...
- Dorothy B. Hughes, Otto Penzler
- National Geographic Books, 2019
- 1613161115, 9781613161111
- The So Blue Marble
2. Okt. 2018 · Mystery, Crime, & Thriller. In this reissue of the 1940 debut of one of the 20th century's most respected mystery writers, three well-heeled villains terrorize New York's high society in pursuit of a rare and powerful gem. Embed our reviews widget for this book.
Three well-heeled villains terrorize New York’s high society in pursuit of a rare and powerful gem. The society pages announce it before she even arrives: Griselda Satterlee, daughter of the princess of Rome, has left her career as an actress behind, traveling to Manhattan to reinvent herself as a fashion designer.
