First Edition. The first Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch novel. Winner of the Edgar Award for best mystery. One of a relatively small number of copies that preserve the publisher's wrap-around band offering a $5 rebate for sending in proof of purchase. [8], 375, [1:blank] pages. First edition (first printing; numberline ending.....

First Edition. A collection of linked stories. 184 pages, including preliminaries. First edition. Very good; mild spine lean. Scarce publisher's promotional bookmark bound in. This copy came from the collection of James Strand and has his small estate bookplate on the front pastedown.

First Edition. One of Highsmith's creepy novels, about a peeping Tom. The book was filmed in 2009, starring Julia Stiles and Paddy Considine. [8], 272, [2:blank], [1], [1:blank], [1], [1:blank] pages. First edition (stated). A near fine copy in a very good dust jacket with light scuffing to the covers;.....

First Edition. The first Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch novel, here the first edition with an inserted page for the 20th anniversary. Winner of the Edgar Award for best mystery. This copy has a one-page introduction noting "What an amazing twenty years it's been." The intro is signed by Connelly. [2:introduction], [8].....

First British edition. Stephen King's fourth book (originally published in 1977), a school shooting thriller that he no longer allows to be republished. It was published as a massmarket paperback original in both the US and the UK. The British version is much scarcer than the American. According to the.....

First Edition. In Derleth's introductory note, he says these may be the last Solar Pons stories he would write. That planned pause didn't last very long and these stories were republished in The Return of Solar Pons in 1958 along with other new installments in this Sherlock Holmes pastiche series.....

First Edition. A Perry Mason mystery, marketed as Gardner's 100th book. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A near fine copy in yellow cloth in a very good, slightly spine faded dust jacket. There is an original 1950s bookstore price tag on the rear flap of.....

First Edition. A Perry Mason mystery, marketed as the 50th title in the series. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings). A near fine copy in brown cloth in a very good, slightly spine faded dust jacket. There are closed tears and chipping at the base of.....

First Edition. A paperback original noir novel featuring Parker, a cold, pragmatic thief. [vi], 158, [2:ad] pages. Massmarket; Pocket Book 50244. First edition (first printing stated). Very minor wear, else a fine, unread copy with small nicks to the bottom edge. Mild waviness to front cover. This copy comes from.....

First Edition. A Parker novel, featuring one of Westlake's enduring characters. 160 pages. Massmarket; d1861, 50 cent cover price. First edition (first printing with no indication of later printings). Very minor wear, a bit of waviness to the front cover, and small folded corner on one leaf; else a fine.....

First US edition. The seventh George Gideon novel, a long-running series of Scotland Yard police procedurals. This one won the Edgar Award for best mystery in 1962. First US edition (stated). A fine, tight copy in a very near fine dust jacket with light shelfwear to the white rear panel.....

First Edition. A suspense novel about a writer who becomes obsessed with an unsolved murder. It was adapted for an episode of the television series Alfred Hitchcock Presents titled Captive Audience, starring James Mason and Angie Dickinson. Published in the UK as Marion. 211 pages. First American edition (first printing.....

First US edition. An Inspector West mystery about a murder in a printing plant, making this a sort of bibliomystery. Originally published in the UK. 192 pages. First American edition (first printing with an "A" code on the copyright page). A fine, tight copy in a very near dust jacket.....