Rumpole Rests His Case, (Paperback)

from Cubbyfan99

It was OK, Rumpole shows through, it was a quick read but not one I couldn't set down.

from stuart10er

I had a sneaking feeling the whole time that I had read these stories before. It is both the blessing and curse of Mortimer's writing. It is well written, enjoyable to read, memorable characters, but not really memorable plots. They are so easy to read that they don't stick too well. The one thin...

from bcrowl399

This was a typical grouping of Rumpole cases. Well-written. You feel as if you're in the courtroom with him.

from Mendoza

After what seems like really long hiatus, Mortimer brings back Rumpole - and thank god. I was getting worried. What I enjoy is that while I find the ride thru his sluething cases immensely enjoyable, he does not always win them. I think that the title story, and the last in the book, is the best ...

from burnit99

I suppose it would be interesting (to me, anyway) to make a list of my favorite literary series over the years. The Modesty Blaise books would certainly be listed highly, as would the Tarzan adventures and the James Bond novels. Harry Potter, for sure. This series by John Mortimer, a former Engli...