pickI finished this over the long weekend. It's my favorite of the series so far. I thought the setup, the beginning section before Morse shows up, worked well in this one and made me care more about the resolution. It was twisty turny and I had no idea who the culprit would be.
pickNicholas Quinn, a member of the Oxford Foreign Examinations Syndicate, who is almost totally deaf but a very talented lip reader, is found murdered at his home. Morse and Lewis investigate.
I enjoy these stories, and there was a good twist at the end, but I wish Hathaway was involved.
pickThis series keeps getting better and better! I‘ve decided to read my way through the 14 book series this year without any breaks, and I‘m really enjoying the growth of the characters as I move along. This is book three in the series, and Morse and Lewis have been working together for 2 years already. Their relationship is complicated but interesting, as are Morse‘s skills of deduction. If only I could visit Oxford.
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Bk3 of my #QuarantineLibraryHaul is the 3rd in the Inspector Morse series. Unfortunately it‘s an ugly Large Print book but at least I won‘t have any problems reading it😆Quinn, a deaf man who lip reads, is hired by the Chemistry don at Oxford against opposition. When he‘s found murdered in his rooms, Morse & Lewis have enough suspects to keep them busy for awhile with attractive colleagues, porn tickets, wealthy arabs & leaked exam papers
pickThe third of Colin Dexter‘s Inspector Morse novels, and Dexter is settling into his style and the main characters of Morse and Lewis are developing in to more rounded characters.
pickAnother Morse ticked off the list. Love the simplicity of the stories and am still enjoying getting to know a different Morse.
Is there anything better than a lazy start to a Sunday morning? If there is I can't think what it could be.
At last I can get back to reading now my mind is clear of interview stuff. Side note - loving my new PJ's 😆
The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn | 
