An edition of One across, two down (1971)

One Across, Two Down

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One Across, Two Down
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An edition of One across, two down (1971)

One Across, Two Down

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Two things interest Stanley Manning: crossword puzzles, and the substantial sum his wife Vera stands to inherit when his mother-in-law dies. Otherwise, life at 61 Lanchester Road is a living hell. For Mrs. Kinaway lives with them now—and she will stop at nothing to tear their marriage apart. One afternoon, Stanley sets aside his crossword puzzles and changes all their lives forever...
In One Across, Two Down, master crime writer Ruth Rendell describes a man whose strained sanity and stained reputation transform him from a witless loser into a killer afraid of his own shadow. Mischievously plotted, smart, maddeningly entertaining, One Across, Two Down is a dark delight—classic Rendell.

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Yestermorrow Inc
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One Across, Two Down
November 1998, Yestermorrow Inc
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Cover of: One across, two down
One across, two down
1983, Arrow
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Cover of: One Across Two Down
One Across Two Down
August 1, 1974, Bantam
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Cover of: One across, two down.
One across, two down.
1971, Published for the Crime Club by Doubleday
in English - [1st ed. in the U.S.A.]

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OL9884784M
ISBN 10
1567231497
ISBN 13
9781567231496

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OL12093W

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