Shella A Novel By Andrew Vachss 1993 Alfred Knopf 1st Ed. Signed Crime Thriller

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Place of Publication: New York Features: Dust Jacket Andrew Vachss: Signed Vintage: Yes Item Width: 5.5 in Original Language: English Personalized: No Intended Audience: Adults Narrative Type: Fiction Ex Libris: No Subject: Adult Child Abuse Victims Format: Hardcover Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group width: 5.5 in Region: North America Number of Pages: 225 Pages Signed By: Andrew Vachss Edition: First Edition Language: English Year Printed: 1993 Signed: Yes Type: Novel Illustrator: Yes Publication Year: 1993 Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Dust Jacket, Signed Personalize: Yes Topic: Mystery & Detective / Hard-Boiled, Thrillers / General, Extortion Scheme Original/Facsimile: Original Item Length: 8.5 in Inscribed: No Author: Andrew Vachss Item Weight: 14.3 Oz Genre: Non-Classifiable, Fiction Binding: Hardcover Country of Origin: United States ISBN: 9780679424161 Book Title: Shella

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Shella A Novel By Andrew Vachss 1993 Alfred Knopf 1st Ed. Signed Crime Thriller . Shella, a novel by Andrew Vachss was published in 1993 by Alfred Knopf. "The novel is a standalone work, separate from Vachss's popular. The story is narrated by "Ghost," an emotionally detached, highly efficient contract killer who slays with such ease that he is virtually invisible to those around him. Shella, a novel by Andrew Vachss was published in 1993 by Alfred Knopf. "The novel is a standalone work, separate from Vachss's popular Burke series, and delves into themes of childhood abuse and the origins of evil. The story is narrated by "Ghost," an emotionally detached, highly efficient contract killer who slays with such ease that he is virtually invisible to those around him. He once shared a unique, damaged relationship with a woman named Shella, a street-toughened stripper and former dominatrix who had been severely abused as a child." Used, vintage, antique, previously owned, displayed, and such items, are not new or mint condition. They will show signs of wear. It is impossible to describe every tiny detail of every item. If there is a major damage or wear or repair, I will reveal it in the description, in either the images or the wording. But if I don't notice a detail, it is not intentional. I describe my items honestly. Photographs are part of the description just as much as the words, therefore looking at the photographs, I might not write in words what I have already shown clearly in the photographs. A-1