Nero Wolfe Please Pass the Guilt, Book 45, (Paperback)

from antiquary

One of the later mysteries which are usually not my favorites. It begins with Wolfe's reliable ally Doc Vollmer asking a favor for a colleague --a psychiatrist who has a client (who gives an obviously false name) who keeps seeing his hands covered with blood. Wolfe talks to the client and finds h...

from raizel

A bomb in an office desk explodes, but who is the intended target? Meals in Nero Wolfe's house play a prominent role, but Robert Parker's Spencer books are more appetizing. As an other reviewer noted, the book was not as much fun as it should have been. And there is no discussion of the fact that...

from KidQuislet

A well constructed mystery very much in the tradition of Nero Wolfe novels. Rex Stout 's depiction of Detective Wolfe and assistant Archie Goodwin (thru whom the story is narrated) is done perfectly, and the mystery and suspects are introduced and developed thoroughly and concisely. The early 197...