Creasey (John) Sons of Satan
£95
London, John Long, 1947.
First edition. 8vo. Original black cloth. Dust-jacket, priced 6/-.
Dr Palfrey tackles dubious friars, a giant and “the Testament of Evil” in this cruise-ship caper.
In stock
Book VG; jacket clipped but with price present, spine slightly sunned, some edge wear with a couple of small tape repairs.
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