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Ruth Rendell (born 1930) is a British Crime Writer. Her works can be divided into three main characters. |
'''Ruth Rendell''' (born 1930) is a British Crime Writer. Her works can be divided into three main characters. |
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* The [[Inspector Wexford]] novels. [[Mystery Fiction]] featuring Chief Inspector Wexford and his sidekick Inspector Michael Burden. Now 23 books in the series |
* The [[Inspector Wexford]] novels. [[Mystery Fiction]] featuring Chief Inspector Wexford and his sidekick Inspector Michael Burden. Now 23 books in the series |
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Outside her writing, Ruth Rendell sits in the House of Lords as a Labour peer. |
Outside her writing, Ruth Rendell sits in the House of Lords as a Labour peer. |
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* [[Confess to a Lesser Crime]]: How the murderer escapes justice for a while in 'Put On By Cunning' |
* [[Confess to a Lesser Crime]]: How the murderer escapes justice for a while in 'Put On By Cunning' |
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* [[Defective Detective]]: Averted by Reg Wexford. He is happily married, has no particular vices and is generally well-liked. |
* [[Defective Detective]]: Averted by Reg Wexford. He is happily married, has no particular vices and is generally well-liked. |
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