Tajna barske igračice

Tajna barske igračice

Roj Petrank

This crime novel—a volume from the popular "X-100" pulp fiction series published by Dnevnik—delivers a suspenseful story about crime, the dark underworld, and the secrets surrounding the life of a bar dancer.

The Bar Dancer by Roy Petrank is a work of 20th-century pulp and crime fiction, published as part of Dnevnik’s famous "X-100" novel series. These pocket-sized editions—immensely popular among fans of light, fast-paced, and thrilling reading—were characterized by rapid action, dark plots, and the atmosphere of the classic noir genre. The novel’s plot centers on mysterious circumstances, intricate murders, and dark secrets linked to nightlife, nightclubs, and the worlds of entertainment and the criminal underworld. At the heart of the story is a bar dancer whose tangled past and mysterious connections to shady characters trigger a dangerous investigation. Through snappy dialogue, unexpected twists, and encounters with detectives, criminals, and the city's unsavory figures, the author builds an atmosphere of tension and suspense leading up to the final resolution. Thanks to its unique format, retro charm, and nostalgic appeal, this edition is now a fascinating collector's item for enthusiasts of vintage pulp fiction and crime novels.

Editor
Mitar Milošević
Dimensions
22 x 14.5 cm
Pages
94
Publisher
Dnevnik, Novi Sad, 1962.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Serbian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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