Vertigo 42 : A Richard Jury Mystery (CD-Audio)

from patriciau

I have been a Richard Jury fan for years and had just about given up on Martha Grimes ever writing another Jury novel. I was thrilled to learn about Vertigo 42 and snapped it up quickly. All the elements I've enjoyed in Grimes' series are here, from Jury's laid back but ever-so-serious policing s...

from lostinalibrary

It's been a while since I read one of author Martha Grime's Jury mysteries so, when I saw this title on Netgalley, I had to request it. I was more than a little happy to be given the opportunity to catch up with Jury and friends. Like the other books in the series, the title comes from a real bar...

from phoenixcomet

My first sojourn into Martha Grimes and detective Richard Jury. A completely satisfying experience with well-written prose. Richard takes on a closed case - Tom Williamson is not convinced that the love of his life died by accident 17 years ago. 5 years before Tess Williamson's death, a little gi...

from librarian1204

I love the Jury books. I have read them all over the years. The first on my first trip to England. I enjoy the characters and the comfort of meeting them once again in each book. I thought this book was well done and I enjoyed it very much.

from jetangen4571

One suspicious death 22 years ago, another 17 years ago, and two murders five days apart. And then there's the dog. But Wiggins and Jury would never have solved the mess if it weren't for Alfred Hitchcock. The publisher's blurb gives clues but can't help untangle the mess. Be prepared for awful p...