David Skibbins EIGHT OF SWORDS First Edition Signed

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David Skibbins EIGHT OF SWORDS First Edition Signed

First edition first print hardback of EIGHT OF SWORDS (A Tarot Card Mystery) by David Skibbins and published by Thomas Dunne Books in 2005. Signed by Skibbins on the title page. Numberline is 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. 'Signed by the Author' sticker to front cover. Original shop price sticker to rear cover. Winner of the 2004 Malice Domestic/St. Martin's Press Best First Traditional Mystery Contest.

The book is in near fine condition (black cloth boards with gilt lettering to spine) with no wear to speak of. The book is in a very good unclipped dust jacket which has light creasing to the edges and a bit of fraying to the head of the spine. Internally the pages are clean and tight and there are no tears or other inscriptions.

A strange thing was happening to Warren Ritter. He certainly didn't believe in the tarot. He was a businessman, setting up a folding table on a Berkeley street where a stream of passersby could bring him as much as a hundred dollars a day when the weather was right. But he was beginning to notice more and more that what he had learned to predict from his cards seemed to be coming to pass with an unsettling regularity. It made him do odd things. Like stop teenage Heather Wellington's tarot at nine cards instead of ten. The first eight had been ominous, the ninth more upbeat, so Warren simply stopped the reading there. It was only after Heather had left that he looked at number ten -- it was the Death card.

261 pages

ISBN: 0312339062

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