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Talking to Strange Men by Ruth Rendell · Booklabria

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Talking to Strange Men

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First published: 1980
Editions: 27 in 5 languages

Synopsis

The coded messages that John Creevey should never have seen were coming in fast. Was it a major spy ring? A drugs gang? A protection racket? Whatever, to John Creevey the messages were a lifeline — a means of getting back his wife and perhaps a way to harm the man who had seduced her away from him.

Subjects: Mystery
Suspense
Thrillers, Suspense
Man-woman relationships
Adultery
Husband and wife

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27 in 5 languages

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English19 German2 Russian2 French1 All 5 languages

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