Rosemary's Baby

Rosemary is a housewife-young, healthy, blissfully happy. Guy is her husband-an actor, charismatic and ambitious. Together, they've found their dream home, a spacious, sun-filled apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side. But then... The elderly couple. The amulet. The laundry room. The suicide. The dream. The doctor. The herbs. The anagram. The baby. Rosemary's baby. Pray for it. In 1967, when Rosemary's Baby was first published, Ira Levin's masterpiece gave horror an innocent new face. It startled critics, stunned readers with its unique and deceptively calm voice, and caused a worldwide sensation. It found fear where we never thought to look before, and dared to bring it into the sunlight. To this day, Rosemary's Baby is as disquieting as shattering glass in an empty basement, and as unsettling as the cry of a newborn coming from behind a newly plastered wall.Levin, Ira is the author of 'Rosemary's Baby', published 2003 under ISBN 9780451210517 and ISBN 0451210514.