Nero Wolfe: If Death Ever Slept (Series #29) (Paperback)

from MrsLee

Archie finds himself living amongst a "hive of predators and parasites," and apparently one killer as well. He and Wolfe must discover the murderer before they end up in jail as accessories after the fact. This is a book for Archie. He is at his best. Dancing, observing with his eagle eyes, makin...

from TomDonaghey

If Death Ever Slept (1955) by Rex Stout. A very successful private businessman, Otis Jarrell, tries to hire Nero Wolfe to get the goods on his daughter-in-law. He believes she used information she got through her husband to queer several deals he had been working on over the past year. She suppos...

from rosalita

This was the first Nero Wolfe mystery I ever read. I found it on my mother's bookshelves when I was around 11 or 12 years old and instantly fell truly, madly, deeply in love with Archie Goodwin, Wolfe's wisecracking, handsome legman. His description of Lois Jarrell from their first meeting hit me...

from teckelvik

This book was recommended as an "Archie Goodwin" book by the Nero Wolfe group on librarything, because Archie is on his own for a while. Indeed he is, and it's fun. As I keep saying, Nero Wolfe books are books I keep on hand for when I have to read something. They are well-written and engaging, b...

from teckelvik

This book was recommended as an "Archie Goodwin" book by the Nero Wolfe group on librarything, because Archie is on his own for a while. Indeed he is, and it's fun. As I keep saying, Nero Wolfe books are books I keep on hand for when I have to read something. They are well-written and engaging, b...