Kirkland Revels

This trade paperback edition of "Kirkland Revels" shows noticeable signs of wear, including creases on the cover and spine, and some yellowing of the pages. The binding remains intact, although there is visible edge wear. Despite these flaws, the book is complete and readable, offering a glimpse into the vintage aesthetics of mid-20th-century gothic fiction.

"Kirkland Revels" by Victoria Holt is a captivating gothic mystery, first published in 1962. This specific edition is the third Fawcett Crest printing from May 1967, published by Fawcett World Library in New York. Known for her compelling narrative style, Holt offers a suspenseful tale that combines elements of love, intrigue, and danger, akin to the works of Alfred Hitchcock. This trade paperback edition is distinct for its cover, adapted by Harry Bennett from the original painting by Tom Dunn. Victoria Holt, a pseudonym of Eleanor Hibbert, was renowned for her historical and gothic novels, making this book a valuable addition to collectors of vintage mystery and gothic fiction. The condition of this copy shows signs of wear, typical for its age, but remains a significant piece for enthusiasts of Holt's work.