Description
Night of Four Hundred Rabbits by Elizabeth Peters (1989, Uk- a Format Paperback). Why this copy stands out: a clean First TOR edition in Like New/Unread condition—tight, bright, and far better than the typical well-read copies from the late 1980s. A suspenseful stand-alone thriller from Elizabeth Peters (the pen name of Barbara Mertz), set against the ruins and museums of Mexico City. When a young woman follows her fiancé to a prestigious excavation, she’s drawn into a web of smuggling, ritual, and murder—classic Peters: witty, atmospheric, and smart about archaeology and history. Why this copy stands out: a clean First TOR edition in Like New/Unread condition—tight, bright, and far better than the typical well-read copies from the late 1980s. Ideal for Peters collectors and fans of intelligent romantic suspense. About the Author Elizabeth Peters (1927–2013), an Egyptologist, wrote bestselling archaeological mysteries and thrillers, including the beloved Amelia Peabody series. Condition Very Good Condition. Tight, square spine with no reading crease; pages clean with light, natural age toning; minimal edge/shelf wear only.