Inspector Ian Rutledge Mysteries The Red Door, Book 12, (Paperback)

from IsolaBlue

This was my first experience reading Charles Todd who - I was surprised to learn - is actually two people: a mother and son writing team. I spent a good deal of time wondering how two people can write a book together. Does one do the plotting while the other writes and fills in details? Perhaps h...

from Oryan685

A very nice read. This was my first time meeting Ian Rutledge and I am coming in pretty late in the series, I think this is the 11th or 12th book, but that really didn't hinder my enjoyment of the book at all and it definitely peaked my interest in reading previous books in the series. I haven't ...

from evenlake

The disappearance of a prominent author and missionary leads Scotland Yard Inspector Ian Rutledge into the English countryside to investigate the death of a war widow. The twelfth novel in Charles Todd's Ian Rutledge series, The Red Door combines some of the best elements of modern mysteries and ...

from TGPistole

I usually enjoy the books in this series and this was no exception. The interplay between Rutledge and Hamish, a dead war comrade, is well done without being overplayed. The story kept my interest, although occasionally I did get confused among several of the people in the story. A corollary is s...

from pharrm

Insp Rutledge is off first trying to solve the disappearance of Walter Teller. The man is found unharmed but under mysterious circumstances. then Rutledge is called in on murder country murder of a woman of the same family name. Rutledge is in full investigative mode. Hamish (his inner voice) is ...