Noir
Three Novels of Suspense
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Narrated by:
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Robertson Dean
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Written by:
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Richard Matheson
Noir contains three classic thrillers by Richard Matheson, the grand master of suspense. Originally published in the 1950s, at the very beginning of Matheson’s distinguished career, these page-turning classics are finally on audio for your listening pleasure. Now listeners everywhere can savor three unforgettable tales of crime, corruption, and cold-blooded murder.
Someone Is Bleeding
Dave Newton has fallen hard for Peggy, a leggy blonde with a lurid past and a heartbreaking smile. But as bloody corpses begin to litter his path, Dave is forced to confront the terrifying possibility that the woman he loves is a deranged killer.
Fury on Sunday
In the wee hours of a fateful Sunday morning, a homicidal maniac embarks on a rampage of terror and violence that threatens everyone who crosses his path, culminating in a deadly confrontation in a Manhattan apartment building.
Ride the Nightmare
Chris and Helen have the perfect suburban life—until Helen discovers her husband’s guilty secret. Overnight, their peaceful existence descends into a vortex of fear and brutality that may cost them the life of their only child.
©1997 Richard Matheson. “Someone Is Bleeding” © 1953 by Richard Matheson; © renewed 1981 by Richard Matheson. “Fury on Sunday” © 1953 by Richard Matheson. “Ride the Nightmare” © 1959 by Richard Matheson; © renewed 1987 by Richard Matheson. (P)2011 Blackstone Audio, Inc.Critic Reviews
“His stories not only entertain, but touch the mind and heart.”
(Dean Koontz)“Crime fiction at its toughest: booze, guns, knives, chases, aberrant psychology, blackmail, icepick murders, femmes fatales, sinister psychos, brutish thugs, drunks, nymphos, homicide dicks, and a generous helping of sweat.”
(Matthew R. Bradley from the Introduction to Noir)“Matheson is the master of paranoia—pitting a single man against unknown horrors and examining his every slow twist in the wind.”
(San Jose Mercury News)“In delivering high-tension suspense, Matheson displays an uncanny knack for showing the physical toll fear and desperation take on his characters, grounding them in grim, sweaty-palmed reality.”
(Booklist)