The vault an Inspector Wexford novel
Former Chief Inspector Wexford returns from retirement to solve a most unlikely case: the mystery of who killed the three people whose corpses were last seen at the bottom of a coal hole in A Sight for Sore Eyes (1999). In the decade since Franklin Merton left St. John's Wood in 1998, Orcadia C...
| Main Author: | Rendell, Ruth, 1930- |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Scribner,
2011.
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| Edition: | 1st Scribner hardcover ed. |
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Series: Chief Inspector Wexford mysteries
From Doon with death (Volume 1.)
Sins of the fathers (Volume 2.)
Wolf to the slaughter (Volume 3.)
The best man to die: a Chief Inspector Wexford mystery (Volume 4.)
A guilty thing surprised (Volume 5.)
No more dying then (Volume 6.)
Murder being once done (Volume 7.)
Some lie and some die (Volume 8.)
Shake hands forever (Volume 9.)
A sleeping life (Volume 10.)
Death notes (Volume 11.)
Speaker of Mandarin (Volume 12.)
An unkindness of ravens (Volume 13.)
The veiled one (Volume 14.)
Kissing the gunner's daughter (Volume 15.)
Simisola (Volume 16.)
Road rage (Volume 17.)
Harm done (Volume 18.)
The babes in the wood: a Chief Inspector Wexford mystery (Volume 19.)
End in tears: a Chief Inspector Wexford mystery (Volume 20.)
Not in the flesh: a Wexford novel (Volume 21.)
The monster in the box: an Inspector Wexford novel (Volume 22.)
The vault (Volume 23.)
No man's nightingale (Volume 24.)
Means of evil: five mystery stories by an Edgar Award winning writer
The copper peacock and other stories