“Designed to Kill” by Denise Osborne is a 2003 UK paperback novel published by Penguin Publishing Group. The book falls under the genre of fiction, specifically in the sub-genre of mystery and detective stories featuring women sleuths. Written in English, the 208-page novel follows the plot of a woman detective who is tasked with solving a mysterious case. With a compact size of 6.7 inches in length, 0.7 inches in height, and 4.3 inches in width, this book is a convenient and engaging read for fans of detective and mystery genres.

Please refer to the section BELOW (and NOT ABOVE) this line for the product details – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Title:Deep RedISBN13:9780231181211ISBN10:0231181213Author:Kannas, Alexia (Author)Description:The Release Of Italian Director Dario Argento’s Deep Red In 1975 Saw Both A Return To Form For The Director And The Crystallization Of Tropes Of The Giallo Genre While The Film’s Immense Popularity In Italy Spawned A Wave Of Copy-Cat Formula Thrillers, This Enthusiastic Reception Was Not Replicated By English-Speaking Audiences On Its Theatrical Release With Its Loosely Woven Narrative And Hyper-Stylized Violent Set Pieces, Deep Red Was Critically Panned In The United States And The Uk As Clich D And Exploitative Euro-Schlock Tracing The Film’s History Of Censorship, Re-Edited Releases, And Its Subsequent Celebration By Cult Film Audiences, This Book Considers How These Competing Discourses Have Helped To Transform The Film’s Cultural Status And To Fashion It As An Exemplar Of Cult Cinema Binding:Paperback, PaperbackPublisher:Wallflower PressPublication Date:2017-06-01Weight:0.26 lbsDimensions:0.4” H x 6.8” L x 4.4” WNumber of Pages:128Language:English