Rendell’s 62nd novel is a highly characteristic anatomy of the many varieties of servitude—some stifling, some nurturing, some murderous—along posh Hexam Place, Knightsbridge. The members of the St. Zita Society, named after the patron saint of domestic servants, serve functions as . · The St. Zita Society (Hardcover) Published August 14th by Scribner. Hardcover, pages. Author (s): Ruth Rendell. ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition . · Written in the autumn of her long career, The Saint Zita Society is Rendell's 62nd novel and is a strangely uneven affair which feels rather haphazard as it plods through the first third, rapidly introducing the residents of Hexam Place and their tenuous array of /5.
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In Ruth Rendell’s novel “The St. Zita Society,” characters are undone by their own obsessions. Written in the autumn of her long career, The Saint Zita Society is Rendell's 62nd novel and is a strangely uneven affair which feels rather haphazard as it plods through the first third, rapidly introducing the residents of Hexam Place and their tenuous array of hired help. The names are enough to be the so. By Ruth Rendell. Scribner, $ pages. The St. Zita Societyis named after the patron saint of domestic servants and one of its members, as might be expected from the author of this book, is a.
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