Detective Stories

Sadie kad je umrla

Ed Mcbain

The American master of the crime subgenre, which theorists call police procedurals, is the recipient of the prestigious Diamond Dagger and Grand Master awards for lifetime achievement.

He is also known as a screenwriter, having written the script for Alfred Hitchcock's cult film The Birds. He offers readers an almost photographic reproduction of the crime scene and insists on the authenticity of the details. In this novel, he follows the young, neglected wife of a lawyer, and the motives that lead her to lead a double life.

Original title

Sadie when she died

Translation

Tomislav Odlešić

Editor

Veljko Krulčić

Dimensions

18 x 11.5 cm

Pages

223

Publisher

V.D.T, Zagreb, 2005.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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