Inspector Wexford End in Tears, Book 20, (Paperback)

from heidijane

Like all good mystery stories, this had plenty of twists and turns, including a surprise at the end. A bit like Agatha Christie in that there was a long description of who did what to whom and how and why etc towards the end. A good read, but nothing special.

from Fantasma

It was definitly not a good time for me to read this book, as I've been feeling a bit down and sad. And Ruth Rendell books are always a bit depressive, full of psychological stuff and lost of bla bla bla... It didn't get my attention, I found it a bit boring and was really tired of the book when ...

from heidijane

Like all good mystery stories, this had plenty of twists and turns, including a surprise at the end. A bit like Agatha Christie in that there was a long description of who did what to whom and how and why etc towards the end. A good read, but nothing special.

from Bellettres

Good mystery, dealing with surrogacy, both legal and criminal. Several related plots kept me interested. Have always loved Wexford and his family. Ruth Rendell writes so well, adding food for thought to the mystery itself.

from Pmaurer

My first exposure to inspector Wexford. I liked the character, but hated the character Hannah. Two girls murdered, surrogate mother (Wexford's daughter), restoration businessmen. I want to go back and catch more of Wexford, but definitely not if Hannah is part of the story line.