Darkness of Slumber
Subtitle: A Mystery (Complete & Unabridged) More than 149,500,000 Pocket Books have been sold.
By: By Rosemary Kutak
Edition: Pocket Books Reprint ed. Oct '46
Series: Pocket Books #402
Publisher: Pocket Books of Canada, Limited
Published: October 1946
Place of publication: Montreal, Canada
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 233
Copyright date: 1944 by Rosemary Kutak
Other titles: ITALIAN March 23rd 1986: Profondo sonno / Publisher, Mondadori Il Giallo Mondadori / #1938, Paperback, 175 pages Author(s): Rosemary Kutak, Antonietta Maria Francavilla (Traduttore), Carlo Jacono (Traduttore) Edition language: Italian
Description: Put death to the weird music of insanity. Take murder in the madhouse. Add a perfect wife about to lose her husband because his first wife may return from a living grave. Mix seven strangely assorted lives weaving dark patterns of political intrigue and violence -- and let a young doctor, with a reputation to clear, uncover the sequence of events behind the too sudden madness of a beautiful woman.

Acclaimed as one of the "Ten Best" by the New York Times Book Review, here is an engrossing mystery of sinister emotions and pounding action, told with mounting tension and terror.--Goodreads / Oct '46 PB bk cvr
Notes: ***Manufactured in Canada*** / This Pocket Book edition includes every word contained in the original Higher-Priced edition. It is printed from brand-new plates made from completely reset, large, clear, easy-to-read type.

***Printing history of Darkness of Slumber:***
1st printing Sep '44;
2nd printing Dec '44;
3rd printing Feb '45.
***(J. B. Lippincott ed. published Oct '44)* Other system no. (OCoLC)3714705**


***(Pocket Book Edition Published Oct '46)* (1st printing Jul '46)**

***Pocket Book edition is published by arrangement with J. B. Lippincott Company***
Table of contents: label: Part 1
pagenum: Jun 8 '43 | 1
title: Barbary Minary; label: Part 2
pagenum: Oct 27 '43 | 33
title: Ian McKeith; label: Part 3
pagenum: Oct 27-Nov 4 '43 | 101
title: Marc Castleman