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Mystery

The Scold's Bridle

by Minette Walters

1994 · 327 pages

A wealthy English matron is found dead, a medieval instrument of torture over her head, and the investigation implicates one of her few friends, her physician and main beneficiary, Sarah Blakeney. By the author of The Sculptress. Tour.

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The Scold's Bridle is a mystery novel by Minette Walters, first published in 1994 by St Martins Press. It runs 327 pages.

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Mystery
Published
1994
Length
327 pages

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GenreMystery
AuthorMinette Walters
Published1994
Length327 pages
PublisherSt Martins Press

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Publisher
St Martins Press
Published
1994
Length
327 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780312113773
ISBN-10
0312113773
ASIN
0312113773

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The Scold's Bridle was first published in 1994 by St Martins Press.
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