Nero Wolfe Some Buried Caesar, Book 6, (Paperback)

from wildbill

This is a Nero Wolfe book that is very funny. A good example is a scene early in the book where he is standing on a large rock in the middle of a cow pasture, the prisoner of a prize Guernsey bull who must be secured before Wolfe can leave his place of safety. Wolfe's adventures begin when he dec...

from rosalita

It's the late 1930s and the normally agoraphobic Wolfe has ventured out of his beloved New York City brownstone to upstate New York, where a feud with a fellow amateur orchid grower has provoked him to exhibit his prized albino hybrids at a county agricultural exhibition. He's not looking for wor...

from BooksForDinner

Another really good one. As always, Stout's dialogue is spot-on 30s noir goodness. Archie Goodwin is one of the great inventions in all of mystery-dom.

from addunn3

Nero and Archie end up on the road solving two human murders and the death of a bull. To date, it has been one of the most enjoyable I have read in the series. Archie is especially at his best as he describes the characters in question and parries with the boss. It is a bit dated, with the descri...

from rosalita

It's the late 1930s and the normally agoraphobic Wolfe has ventured out of his beloved New York City brownstone to upstate New York, where a feud with a fellow amateur orchid grower has provoked him to exhibit his prized albino hybrids at a county agricultural exhibition. He's not looking for wor...