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Posted by demonik on May 17, 2010
Dennis Wheatley – To The Devil – A Daughter (Arrow, 1985 reprint)
Throughout a wrting career that spanned four decades, wheatley’s novels were almost invariably graced with ace cover paintings and staged photo’s. Arrow’s eighties reprints of his Black Magic thrillers did nothing to buck that trend.
