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	Harm Done author: Rendell, Ruth; publisher: Random House Audiobooks     Availability: refer to store website Shipping: refer to store website	£12.99 at countrybookshop.co.uk  4.0/5 Info All items of this shop
	Harm Done Lizzie reappears after three days and people have already begun to search for her body. Then, another young woman disappears, just as a convicted paedophile is released back into the community. Residents of Muriel Campden estate are suddenly prepared to take the law into their own hands. author: Rendell, Ruth; publisher: Random House Audiobooks     Availability: refer to store website Shipping: refer to store website	£9.99 at countrybookshop.co.uk  4.0/5 Info All items of this shop
	Harm Done Two young girls disappear then return home unharmed some days later. Chief Inspector Wexford is concerned about a paedophile who has recently been released back into the community but he cannot foresee the series of serious crimes waiting to happen. author: Rendell, Ruth; publisher: Arrow Bks.     Availability: refer to store website Shipping: refer to store website	£5.59 at countrybookshop.co.uk  4.0/5 Info All items of this shop
	Random House Audiobooks Harm Done With <I>Harm Done</I>, Rendell has added a remarkable strand of acute social commentary to a book that still functions as an utterly compelling piece of detective fiction. With the controversial subject of paedophilia, she takes the mainstay of her work--problems of modern life--to a level of passion and commitment that gives the book a truly powerful underpinning. <p> Back in the familiar Sussex town of Kingsmarkham, Rendell's dogged sleuth Wexford is investigating the strange abductions of two young girls: Rachel, a bright middle-class student, and Lizzie, a mentally disabled 16-year-old living with her unsympathetic parents on a grim council estate. When both girls return home, apparently unharmed, Wexford is faced with a curious mystery: what <I>really</I> happened to them? As Wexford begins to uncover the disturbing truth, the dark psychological world that Rendell is so adroit at exploring suddenly comes into focus. And her gift for sharp but concise characterisation remains untouchable as in the case of a reluctant witness: ­ ''We don't talk about that sort of thing'. She very nearly but not quite tossed her head.­ --<I>Barry Forshaw</I>     Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Shipping: refer to store website	£12.99 at Amazon.co.uk  4.5/5 Info All items of this shop
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	Random House Audiobooks Harm Done: A Chief Inspector Wexford Mystery With <I>Harm Done</I>, Rendell has added a remarkable strand of acute social commentary to a book that still functions as an utterly compelling piece of detective fiction. With the controversial subject of paedophilia, she takes the mainstay of her work--problems of modern life--to a level of passion and commitment that gives the book a truly powerful underpinning. <p> Back in the familiar Sussex town of Kingsmarkham, Rendell's dogged sleuth Wexford is investigating the strange abductions of two young girls: Rachel, a bright middle-class student, and Lizzie, a mentally disabled 16-year-old living with her unsympathetic parents on a grim council estate. When both girls return home, apparently unharmed, Wexford is faced with a curious mystery: what <I>really</I> happened to them? As Wexford begins to uncover the disturbing truth, the dark psychological world that Rendell is so adroit at exploring suddenly comes into focus. And her gift for sharp but concise characterisation remains untouchable as in the case of a reluctant witness: ­ ''We don't talk about that sort of thing'. She very nearly but not quite tossed her head.­ --<I>Barry Forshaw</I>     Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Shipping: refer to store website	£6.58 at Amazon.co.uk  4.5/5 Info All items of this shop
	Arrow Harm Done: A Chief Inspector Wexford Mystery (Inspector Wexford S.) With <I>Harm Done</I>, Rendell has added a remarkable strand of acute social commentary to a book that still functions as an utterly compelling piece of detective fiction. With the controversial subject of paedophilia, she takes the mainstay of her work--problems of modern life--to a level of passion and commitment that gives the book a truly powerful underpinning. <p> Back in the familiar Sussex town of Kingsmarkham, Rendell's dogged sleuth Wexford is investigating the strange abductions of two young girls: Rachel, a bright middle-class student, and Lizzie, a mentally disabled 16-year-old living with her unsympathetic parents on a grim council estate. When both girls return home, apparently unharmed, Wexford is faced with a curious mystery: what <I>really</I> happened to them? As Wexford begins to uncover the disturbing truth, the dark psychological world that Rendell is so adroit at exploring suddenly comes into focus. And her gift for sharp but concise characterisation remains untouchable as in the case of a reluctant witness: ­ ''We don't talk about that sort of thing'. She very nearly but not quite tossed her head.­ --<I>Barry Forshaw</I>     Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Shipping: refer to store website	£5.59 at Amazon.co.uk  4.5/5 Info All items of this shop
	St. Martin's Griffin Lust: Or No Harm Done Caught in a mid-life crisis, Michael, the slightly weary hero of Geoff Ryman's <I>Lust</I>, finds himself with a somewhat double-edged gift. He can summon anyone he likes--which mostly means mature men--in a convenient disposable copy and make love to them, irrespective of the original's sexuality. None of this does anything for his concentration on a research experiment, his chronic impotence or the collapse of his relationship with his long-term boyfriend, but he does get to have encounters with Tarzan, Alexander the Great, Billie Holliday, Picasso and a cartoon diva. He also learns a lot about himself--we gradually realise that there are major wounds in Michael's past with which he has failed to come to terms; in the end, his gift teaches him something about liking himself. This could have been a piece of playful erotic fluff, or a moralising piece of self-help sentimentality; Geoff Ryman gives us fluff and some serious morality, but also gives us heart and intelligence. We find ourselves caring that Michael gets through this without permanent damage, admiring the dogged brilliance he brings to finding out just what the limits of his gift are. --<I>Roz Kaveney</I>     Availability: Usually dispatched within 9 to 12 days Shipping: refer to store website	£7.05 at Amazon.co.uk  4.5/5 Info All items of this shop