An Unkindness of Ravens : An Inspector Wexford Mystery (Pre-recorded digital audio player)

from EmpressReece

Another great book! I think what I like about Rendell's mystery/crime fiction compared to other authors is that she always includes so many twists and turns, murders, accidents etc and her books never follow the same pattern like Carolyn Hart & Anne Perry for ex. With their books, you always know...

from charlie68

Another classic by Rendell.

from benfulton

I found the end-of-chapter cliffhangers or foreshadows a little odd. But I enjoyed Inspector Wexford as a character as well as his sidekick Mike Burden, with all his personal problems. I was not too surprised by the eventual revelation of the murderer, although it was more dependent on a Miss Mar...

from AndrewCottingham

Meant to be one of her worst books but I actually found it a reasonable read with a good finish

from alanteder

A Muddle of Clues Review of the Arrow Books paperback edition (1986) of the Hutchinson original hardcover (1985) I read An Unkindness of Ravens as part of my ongoing survey of classic crime writing. Ruth Rendell (1930-2015) is especially known for the psychological elements in her crime fiction. ...