Inspector Morse: Jewel That Was Ours (Series #9) (Paperback)

from uryjm

Well, I was lost after about page forty, but I persevered just for the comfort and warmth I find in Dexter's prose. I love how he portrays Morse, his drink-fuelled brain, his loneliness, his relati...

from idiotgirl

Have watched so much Morse on PBS. Thought I should do some reading of the originals (or more precisely be read to). Great fun. A very complex solution. With Morse mostly just sitting in the pub. H...

from yosarian

My first Inspector Morse book ...! It certainly won't be my last. I normally prefer my crime and deteictive fiction to be of the 'hardboiled' American type but this was a great change from their fr...

from DinadansFriend

One of the few Inspector Morse Novels I've read. I don't read many mysteries at all, and really enjoyed the appearance by the "Alfred Jewel". As far as the whole corpus goes, I prefer the "Masterpi...

from the.ken.petersen

The Wolvercote Tongue is stolen and several interested parties die but, all likely suspects appear to have unbreakable alibis. This was one of my favourite stories from the televised Morse so, I wa...