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Thriller

The St. Zita Society

by Ruth Rendell

2012 · 264 pages

From three-time Edgar Award-winning mystery writer Ruth Rendell comes a captivating and expertly plotted tale of residents and servants on one block of a posh London street--and the deadly ways their lives intertwine.

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The St. Zita Society is a thriller novel by Ruth Rendell, first published in 2012 by Simon and Schuster. It runs 264 pages.

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Thriller
Published
2012
Length
264 pages

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GenreThriller
AuthorRuth Rendell
Published2012
Length264 pages
PublisherSimon and Schuster

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Publisher
Simon and Schuster
Published
2012
Length
264 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9781451666687
ISBN-10
1451666683
ASIN
1451666683

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Who wrote The St. Zita Society?
The St. Zita Society was written by Ruth Rendell.
When was The St. Zita Society published?
The St. Zita Society was first published in 2012 by Simon and Schuster.
What genre is The St. Zita Society?
The St. Zita Society is a thriller novel.
How many pages is The St. Zita Society?
The St. Zita Society is 264 pages long.

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