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Wolf to the slaughter : a chief inspector Wexford mystery ; by Ruth Rendell.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Random House Pub ; 1967Description: 216 p 22 cmISBN:
  • 0345345207
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • PR6068.E63  W65 1967
Summary: Anita Margolis, young, beautiful, carefree, has vanished into thin air. She left her home to attend a party one wet evening, but has not been seen since. She is reported missing soon after by her brother, whom she shared a flat with, the acclaimed but eccentric artist Rupert Margolis. Inspector Burden quickly forms an impression of a wanton young girl simply gone off somewhere with a boyfriend having neglected to let anyone know. After all, she was that sort of woman, in Burden's opinion. However, Wexford has his doubts, and those doubts will soon be confirmed, and they will soon find themselves enmeshed in a case that will throw every assumption they make into doub
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Bishop Okullu Memorial Library (Limuru Campus) General Circulation Fiction PR6068.E63 W65 1967 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 041849
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Anita Margolis, young, beautiful, carefree, has vanished into thin air. She left her home to attend a party one wet evening, but has not been seen since. She is reported missing soon after by her brother, whom she shared a flat with, the acclaimed but eccentric artist Rupert Margolis. Inspector Burden quickly forms an impression of a wanton young girl simply gone off somewhere with a boyfriend having neglected to let anyone know. After all, she was that sort of woman, in Burden's opinion. However, Wexford has his doubts, and those doubts will soon be confirmed, and they will soon find themselves enmeshed in a case that will throw every assumption they make into doub

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