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The Lodger

Marie Belloc Lowndes

  • 225 pages
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A landlady starts to suspect that her quiet new tenant is the Jack the Ripper-inspired killer terrorizing the city. The novel that defined modern psychological suspense and inspired Hitchcock's first thriller.

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