A Rope of Sand
Penguin Main Series 537. 1st Edition, published 1947.
Criminologist Peter Shane has retired to a cottage among the sand dunes on the shore of Lake Michigan to write a report. There he and his assistant, Francis Bonnamy, meet some very eccentric people, one of whom, a metallurgist named Hjalmar Hjerleid, is said to be working on a new alloy that is expected to be of great value to the United States Government and the war industries…
Condition grading: Good. Light marks to rear cover. Light wear to spine. The photographs form part of the description.
Penguin Main Series 537. 1st Edition, published 1947.
Criminologist Peter Shane has retired to a cottage among the sand dunes on the shore of Lake Michigan to write a report. There he and his assistant, Francis Bonnamy, meet some very eccentric people, one of whom, a metallurgist named Hjalmar Hjerleid, is said to be working on a new alloy that is expected to be of great value to the United States Government and the war industries…
Condition grading: Good. Light marks to rear cover. Light wear to spine. The photographs form part of the description.
Penguin Main Series 537. 1st Edition, published 1947.
Criminologist Peter Shane has retired to a cottage among the sand dunes on the shore of Lake Michigan to write a report. There he and his assistant, Francis Bonnamy, meet some very eccentric people, one of whom, a metallurgist named Hjalmar Hjerleid, is said to be working on a new alloy that is expected to be of great value to the United States Government and the war industries…
Condition grading: Good. Light marks to rear cover. Light wear to spine. The photographs form part of the description.
