Rhys Davies

by Rees Vivian Davies

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Criminals at Large

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The thin line that separates the mystery from the psychological novel can be admired in ["Nobody Answered the Bell"]…. There are killings, it is true. But these are subservient to the grim story of two mad Lesbians and the life these terrible women try to make. This is a strong and deadly book; and, incidentally, not in the least prurient. Davies, who has made his mark with mainstream fiction, is of the objective style. He writes with a sure hand. And each fingernail on that hand is tipped with poison. (p. 50)

Newgate Callendar, "Criminals at Large," in The New York Times Book Review (© 1971 by The New York Times Company; reprinted by permission), November 14, 1971, pp. 48, 50.∗

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