Underbelly: Shot AT Close Range by Andrew Rule, John Silvester
SKU: B-000255

Underbelly: Shot AT Close Range

Special Features: Signed by authors, 1st Edition
Condition: Very good condition. The cover has light scuffing. Faint crease to back cover corner. One small page scuff mark. No other writing. Clean and tidy pages. No dog ears. No tears. No marks. Tight binding.

Biography & Memoir True Crime Crime & Mystery

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Underbelly: Shot at Close Range by Andrew Rule and John Silvester dives into Australia’s gritty true-crime underworld with the vivid storytelling that made the Underbelly brand legendary. This first edition paperback compiles fresh cases and classic investigations from the award-winning crime reporters, perfect for fans of Australian history, criminology and detective stories.

The 400-page narrative crackles with first-hand detail, tracing homicides and underworld feuds that shaped Melbourne’s criminal landscape. Rule and Silvester blend police files, court transcripts and street-level insight, delivering a cultural study as gripping as any crime novel.

Collectors will appreciate that this copy is personally signed by Andrew Rule and remains a tight, clean first printing. Very good condition means only light cover scuffing and a faint corner crease; pages are unmarked, free of dog-ears or tears, and the binding is solid.

Ideal for young adults and adults hooked on true crime, this Floradale Production release weighs just 414 g and slips easily into a bookshelf or weekend bag. Secure a piece of Australian crime history with this signed, first-edition Underbelly volume before it disappears.