Reviews 

This is a more conventional Morse novel than no.1072 and I didn’t enjoy it as much. A suburban Oxford street, a murder, several suspects,...

I have read this before; it is very good. A journey through the 20th century, centred on Logan Mountstuart, a half English/half Uruguayan...

This is very good although I found the ending a bit of a damp squib. She writes beautifully in English about Turkey and Istanbul and the...

If I had to pick my favourite novel, I think this might be it. It is absolutely brilliant (I have put Jane Siberry on to type this up,...

Totally different in style, and content, this is a coming of age novel about a group of friends at Oxford together, and two in...

I found this very dull until about the last two chapters when it suddenly blazed into life. Perhaps Carey’s early life was dull as the...

Haven’t read a Morse book for years. Dexter does write vigorous, wordy as you would expect, prose, and it is a fast page-turner of a...

This was brilliant. I had a weird and precise memory of having read the first chapter (only) before; maybe one of the publisher's bits of...