Make Death Love Me Free Audiobook Download by Ruth Rendell

In the first few paragraphs of Make Death Love Me, Ruth Rendell paints a vivid picture of life in the 1960s.

"Make Death Love Me" is the seventh novel in Ruth Rendell's Inspector Wexford series. It features Inspector Wexford and his wife, Dora, who are the main characters of the novel. The story begins with a man found dead in a hotel room and Wexford is first assigned to investigate an old case of a wealthy woman who disappeared when she was thirty years old. The man turns out to be her son, who has been living with his aunt for over ten years.

Alan Sloane, a successful man of many talents, is taking his daughter to the theater when he dies in a car crash. The only other survivor is his wife, Sarah. They're left to pick up the pieces and move on with their lives. Alan's dying wish--his very final request--is to have his ashes scattered at the theater where they met as lovers.

Make Death Love Me opens with the journalist Jane Bannerman who is brutally attacked and left for dead in a London alley.

Every day is a battle to stay alive and it's important to take care of oneself. The narrator, Ric Jerrom, has dealt with his share of battles- from being physically abused as a child in school to living with HIV for the past 22 years.

The title of this audiobook is Make Death Love Me. It contains 105 minutes and 33 chapters. Published in 1972, the audiobook is narrated by the author himself and has been translated into English. This book is about a girl named Pauline who lives with her aunt in London. Her aunt decides it's time to put her in boarding school so they will both have more time to spend together as adults. The title of the book, Make Death Love Me, is a play on words because she is so much like death that no one wants to be around her because she's just not very fun or lively most of the time.