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The Keys to the Street
The Keys to the Street
Author: Ruth Rendell
Lush green by day, darkly sinister by night, Regent's Park hosts an underworld of drug ushers and thugs, of London's homeless and the unseen killer who is impaling them, one by one, on the ornate railings that encircle the park. — Theirs is a world light years away from Mary Jago's elegant new home and museum job across the park. Mary, in an unch...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780099184324
ISBN-10: 009918432X
Publication Date: 9/4/1997
Pages: 384
Edition: New Ed
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3.5 stars, based on 3 ratings
Publisher: Arrow Books Ltd
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette, Audio CD
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Ruth Rendell is on of my favorite mystery authors. This book was a sort of combo romance/mystery. I really liked it. It's not deep or anything but still enjoyable.
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Some writers are fantastic at building characters including even their dreams. Others are masters of plot including mysteries and suspense. Still others have laconic but powerful descriptive skills. Rendell is all of these, a writer who makes you pay attention and makes you think and keep track of the hints she drops throughout. She pulls you in and you will have no clue about the ending until the end and then it will make sense. She is a gem of writers.


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