"Dramatic and charged with emotional violence..."

Under tons of rubbish, rat-infested and filthy, the police found the bodies of two enormously wealthy old men. Once they had been gay and talented men about town. Why did these two, who had everything, live out their lives as hermits in a nightmare of gruesome squalor?

The answer lay in the monstrous house - in diaries, sealed boxes and trunks filled with the rotting splendour of a woman's clothes.

For two women had twisted the lives of Seymour and Randall Holt beyond all human understanding. The first did it by devilish design. The second because she was the sort of woman who loved too often and two well.

"MY BROTHER'S KEEPER is an extraordinary novel which goes behind the newspaper headlines and creates with fine imagination, credible detail and unflagging interest the raison d'être... of the famous 'Collyer Case.'"
- BOSTON HERALD

Charles Scribner edition published October, 1954
CARDINAL edition published August, 1956
Cover painting by Tom Dunn
Donated by Harold Dinkel of Baltimore fame

Rich and lovely, ardent and wilful, any restraint maddened Judith

But in her handsome, rakish guardian she met her match - and more.
And she came to hate him!
A gay, swashbuckling story of adventure and romance which catches all the dash and gusto of the Regency.

'One of the finest she has ever written'
- EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS

First published 1935 by Wm. Heinemann Ltd.
This edition published 1959 by Pan Books Ltd., 8 Headfort Place, London, SW1
4th printing 1962
© 1958 by Georgette Heyer

This book donated by
Ken Miller of ASKAlice Art Network

According to the address sticker on the flysheet, this book once belonged to:
Mrs. W. Stanton Kip 2nd,
346 Euclid Avenue,
Ambler, Pennsylvania