I think it,s well written with some interesting psychological twists. I rated it 3 instead of 4 just that it,s more of a 3 in terms of books that I like. ( )

A young woman’s body is found strangled with head shorn on Vangmoor, a bleak and chilling place. A local villager, Stephen Whalby, is *the* self-proclaimed authority on the moors and when a second woman disappears there, he is only too eager to help the police with their search, especially as it appears that a stranger is trying to assert control over what he considers to be *his* moors…."Master of the Moor" is a stand-alone novel from Ruth Rendell, published in 1982 but feeling quite timeless in its storytelling, which depicts an already troubled man slowly going off the rails entirely. Recommended. ( )

A decent enough mystery, though not in the manner of the detective or police procedural type. More of E. A. Poe dark and sinister getting into the minds of not quite balanced folk. ( )

A decent enough mystery, though not in the manner of the detective or police procedural type. More of E. A. Poe dark and sinister getting into the minds of not quite balanced folk. ( )

A decent enough mystery, though not in the manner of the detective or police procedural type. More of E. A. Poe dark and sinister getting into the minds of not quite balanced folk. ( )