A chilling, hard-boiled descent into voyeurism, guilt, and desire, Dark Hunger exposes the rot behind post-war respectability.
Miles Salin looks like every other quiet bachelor in the boarding house—but inside him lives something ravenous. Each night he watches the couple across the street, turning their private moments into fuel for his twisted fantasies… until the hunger demands more than watching. When violence erupts, the crime shocks a city and unravels the neat lives of those caught in its wake: the reporter husband, the violated wife, and the investigators who can’t look away.
Gritty, psychological, and unflinching, this lost 1960s pulp thriller reminds us that the most dangerous appetites are the ones we think we can control.
Don James /
Crime Fiction, Historical
