Death’s Autograph

Death’s Autograph by Marianne Macdonald is a contemporary crime novel published by Hodder & Stoughton in 1996. This first edition, written in English and spanning 214 pages, introduces readers to Dido Hoare, a thirtysomething antiquarian bookseller from North London. As she navigates her daily life, Dido finds herself embroiled in a series of unsettling events, including a dangerous attempt to force her off the road and a threatening note sent to her father.

In this intriguing narrative, readers will follow Dido as she seeks to uncover the motives behind these threats while also dealing with the complexities of her past, particularly her relationship with her charming yet dubious ex-husband. The book delves into themes of danger and deception, providing a glimpse into the world of antiquarian bookselling intertwined with crime. This edition invites readers to explore the unfolding mystery surrounding Dido’s life and the challenges she faces.