Edgar Award–winning author Ruth Rendell (1930-2015) wrote more than seventy books and sold more than twenty million copies worldwide.

A Sight for Sore Eyes (1998) 417 pages
This bone-chilling psychological thriller tells three stories, and for the longest time, the reader has no idea of how they will come together. But the tales of these three characters are closely related to each other. Intriguing plots unfold and these ordinary people find themselves in certain situations and are pushed to commit murder.
'Goodness me! This was good. Masterful plotting. Never a dull page. Fabulous characters...' - Reader review
'This book is a masterpiece of intrigue' - Reader review
'I couldn't put it down' - Reader review

The Water's Lovely (2006) 409 pages
At the heart of this story are the Sealand family. Ismay and Heather are sisters bound together by a crime they committed when they were children. But did they really murder someone? What truly happened that night? You'll want to read to find out. The novel is full of dark family secrets, power, intrigue, deceit, greed…
A great read. Highly recommended!

Some of Ruth Rendell’s works have been successfully adapted for TV, e.g. The Ruth Rendell Mysteries, with 84 episodes from 1987 to 2000.