The Naked Face

By: Sidney Sheldon

Narrated by: Roger Moore

Hanson died quickly—with a knife in his back. Carole was next—tortured to death. Now Judd Stevens, a successful Manhattan psychoanalyst, must face a horrific prospect: someone is trying to kill him and he is being treated as the prime suspect. As two faceless executioners on a murderous mission continue their search for an unknown secret, Judd feels his professional grip slipping. To whom can he turn? To the sharp-witted private eye he hired? To the two policemen watching, one with undisguised hostility? To his beautiful and mysterious new client who has taken hold of his heart?

A disturbing drama, The Naked Face is author Sidney Sheldon's first novel—a gripping, intense thriller that was nominated for an Edgar Allan Poe Award by the Mystery Writers of America.

©1970 Sheldon Literary Trust (P)2024 Phoenix Books

Critic reviews

"A tingling, breathless cliffhanger with a smashing climax." (Bestsellers)

good story

Roger Moore should never narrate an audio book!
the book was a usual Sidney Shelton...intrigue, action as suspense.