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London: Victory Press, 1963. 151pp. in publishers original tan boards with lettering to spine. Price-clipped pictorial dustwrapper with minor chips and scuffing, otherwise good, now protected in a Brodart. Pages very slightly foxed at edges not affecting the text. Slight foxing to frond endpapers, rest of book bright and clean. Wandering on a lonely island, Andy was surprised to see a swarthy intruder sitting in the old hulk by the sea wall. Andy did not know what an unpleasant interruption in his holidays was to take place because of this stranger who, with his melting brown eyes and alluring manner, drew him on, on, until there appeared to be no going back. When he found himself prisoner in his own home, with help so near and yet so far away, he was at his wits' end. Who would release him from this despair, this gigantic hold which the stranger had on him?. First Edition. Good/Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" Tall.