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The Bridesmaid by Ruth Rendell · Booklabria

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The Bridesmaid

MysteryThrillers, Suspense

The Bridesmaid

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First published: 1989
Editions: 35 in 5 languages

Synopsis

When Philip Wardman's feminine ideal, a Greek goddess, appears in the flesh as Senta Pelham, Philip thinks he has found true love. But darker forces are at work, and Senta is led to propose that Philip prove his love by committing murder.

Subjects: Mystery
Thrillers, Suspense
Crime
England
Murder
Psychological
Set in: England

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35 in 5 languages

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English24 German3 Dutch2 French2 All 5 languages

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