Now Available - 2012 Rottweiler Calendar Collection
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 Quinn, the Rottweiler: A Story of a Dog Dealing with Cancer - £5.68 |  For the Love of Rottweilers 2011 - £11.99 |
 Rottweiler (Houndstar New Owners Guide) - £9.99 |  The Rottweiler - £48.12Ruth Rendell's The Rottweiler centres on a small group of Londoners, one of whom is, as it happens, a serial killer. There is never any particular mystery to the omniscient narrator, or the reader listening to her, as to who the killer is--the questions at stake are: who is going to fall under suspicion, whether the killer will be caught and why on earth the killer has this periodic urge to garotte a variety of women and steal an item of jewellery from them. We spend a lot of time with some interesting flawed people--Inez, the widow obsessed with her late actor husband, in whose junk shop the killer occasionally dumps clues; Will, the beautiful stupid boy whose aunt is torn about the prospect of a life spent looking after him; Zeinab, the young woman who may or may not have a violently jealous father and certainly has too many fiancées. We see these people through their own indulgent eyes and through the more jaundiced, but hardly more accurate eyes of killer and investigating police--Rendell is intelligent about self-deception and inner lives and the way we construct parts of our own identity through self-interested disapproval of others. --Roz Kaveney |
 Rottweilers 2008 Square Wall - £9.00 |  Rottweilers 2008 Hardcover Weekly Engagement: Wkly Eng - £9.00 |