Inspector Wexford Wolf to the Slaughter: An Inspector Wexford Mystery, Book 3, (Paperback)

from JulesJones

The second Inspector Wexford novel, and as with the first, very much a 1960s novel. It gave me even more of a sense of "the past is a foreign country" than the first one, because a major plot thread involves one of the characters renting out rooms in her house by the evening, for students to use ...

from bjellis

This is, I think, the first of Rendell's Inspector Wexford series where she really shows her startling ability to portray interactions, step by step unpeeling things with psychological accuracy. I found this fascinating. It was like watching a sculptor at work.

from JalenV

WOLF TO THE SLAUGHTER isn't one of the more memorable Inspector Wexfield mysteries. I checked it out again because if I hadn't written when I'd listened to it not quite a year ago, I'd have sworn I must have returned it unheard. As I listened to it again, I recognized some scenes, but most of the...

from crazeedi73

Her books get better as I go through the series! Looking forward to getting #4 of the series

from charlie68

A good mystery made great by a fantastic reader making the characters come alive. It's cathartic to hang around Wexford, Burden and the gang as they make sense of a chaotic world.