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The Water's Lovely
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bookshelves: dark, 2012, lit-brits, suspense, psycho-thriller, reviewed
Jul 15, 2012
bookshelves: dark, 2012, lit-brits, suspense, psycho-thriller, reviewed
My second Ruth Rendell novel, I’m absolutely blown away by this writer! I love her great characterizations; Marion Melville in particular is a vicious piece of work, totally despicable. The vulnerable people at the heart of this story are the Sealand family, particularly Heather who's assumed to have drowned her unsavory stepfather Guy in the bath. Characters include the above mentioned Marion Melville who cozies up to the lonely and aged in hopes of inheriting their property after she's poisoned them, and Marion's dumpster-diving brother Fowle.
Rendell throws in subplots including desperate romances & a killer lurking through London’s parks. Lots of plot twists, a total page turner masterfully written. Loved it!
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Started Reading
April 1, 2012
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Finished Reading
July 15, 2012
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