A Mind to Murder: Library Edition

from NellieMc

I decided to read all of the Adam Daigliesh mysteries in one fell swoop and am glad I did. First, they are classic British mysteries all well-deserving of the respect P.D. James has earned for them and all are a good read. However, what is interesting is to watch the author develop her style from...

from lamour

This is an Adam Dalgliesh mystery case. The administrative head of the Steen clinic where treatment for mental and emotional illness takes one of the forms of drugs, psychiatry or electric shock treatment depending on the therapist is found dead with a screw driver in her chest. All employees but...

from raschneid

Not quite the beginning of the series, but I am surely one of the only people in the universe who reads mystery novels in publication order. Cheesy title and only moderately interesting characters, but this book excelled in plotting. It had a GREAT, creepy, plot-twisty third act, which is exactly...

from JaneSteen

Where I got the book: audiobook on Audible. Read by Penelope Dellaporta in a terribly refined voice with a few character accents I noted with great delight that the action of this book takes place mostly in the Steen clinic, which caters to rich, upper-class patients with socially unacceptable p...

from jeffome

Modest mystery book about the murder of an office manager in an outpatient psychiatric clinic in London.....Dalgliesh as always, plods slowly forward to determine the guilty party......not the fastest moving book I've read, and i personally struggled to keep the characters straight.....not very e...