by Colin Dexter
Book 10/13 of the crime novels involving Chief Inspector Morse and I think on balance this is my favourite so far. Clearly, the fact that it won Colin Dexter the CWA Gold Dagger (again) in 1992, for the best crime novel of that year confers a gilt-edged pedigree, but within such an impressive series...
bookshelves: spring-2015, mystery-thriller, series, tbr-busting-2015, published-1992 Read from May 18 to 19, 2015 Read by................... Michael PenningtonTotal Runtime.......... 8 hours 24 minsDescription: They called her the Swedish Maiden - the beautiful young tourist who disappeared on ...
Oh Morse what am I to do with you? Again the crime-plot was awesome and so cleverly constructed (though to be fair while I found the previous books mostly clever this had a few instances where I felt it wasn't only clever but also jumping up and down yelling Look how clever I am) and there aren't ma...
This book had a good story and a decent writing style, not to mention a surprise ending. However, there were also multiple problems with this novel: numerous crude expressions/references, REALLY awkward formatting, and too great of a length. If I hadn't read other "Inspector Morse" novels and enjo...
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