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The Veiled One

Ruth RendellSeries: Inspector Wexford
4.2
(33)
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Pages
278
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
Open Road Media Mystery & Thriller

About

Chief Inspector Wexford, injured in a car bombing, must rely on Detective Mike Burden to catch a killer in what appears to be a murder without motive   Chief Inspector Wexford couldn't know that the bundle of rags in the parking garage concealed a body-he'd just been doing a bit of light shopping, after all, not looking for dead housewives. Wexford won't be on the case for long; a car bomb sends him to the hospital, and Inspector Mike Burden must match wits with a would-be murderer. But just how close to the edge of madness must Burden go to catch a killer?   With rich characterization Rendell plumbs the depths of human character, revealing the secrets that lie hidden in the most ordinary lives.

Related Subjects

  • Police Procedural
  • Mystery & Detective
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Extended Details

  • SeriesInspector Wexford #14

    Reviews

    "Ruth Rendell has created, in canny Wexford and naïve Burden, one of the genre's most durable, complex, and affecting human misalliances."
    The New York Times Book Review
    "It's a spellbinder."
    Publishers Weekly

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