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| I am a Rendell fan - she has a grasp of human behaviour - sometimes quite dark - I enjoy seeing if I can pick 'who dunnit" Wexford is prone to human failings which is refreshing in a hero. Even Burden slips up in this one | ||||
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| I have not yet got Ruth Rendell into my blood steam, I shall have to sample a few more before I'm captivated. | ||||
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| Mi è piaciuto molto, anche perché da modo di conoscere meglio il personaggio dell'Ispettore Burden, braccio destro dell'Ispettore Wexford. Ruth Rendell delude raramente. Non capisco perché in italiano non siano disponibili tutti i suoi romanzi e quelli reperibili sono generalmente più costosi della versione inglese. | ||||
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| A typical Wexford read enjoyable to the end, surpised about Mike Burton social life, with a twist in the tail!! | ||||
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| I love Ruth Rendell and this is just another good story in the Wexford series. Would recommend these police procedural crime stories to anyone. | ||||
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| NO MORE DYING THEN is really not on the same level as the rest of Inspector Wexford series. The story drags on in the most boring way one can imagine. The introduction of clues that should point us to the solution of the mystery is so heavy-handed that it's hard not to guess what happened pretty early into the book. It seems like the mystery is completely secondary here to the detailed and unappetizing exploration of Burden's repressed sexuality. Mike Burden is portrayed as a disgusting, hateful creep in this novel. He mistreats his lonely orphaned children, acts horribly towards his sister-in-law, and wishes that the woman he wants to marry should never recover her lost son because if she does, that will mean an extra mouth for Burden to feed. What kind of a nasty individual wishes out of greed that a mother would lose her little son forever? What kind of a creepy police officer uses the grief of a crime victim to have sex with her? Before I read this novel, I used to like Burden as a character. Now, I will never be able to read another Wexford mystery without shuddering in disgust every time Burden is mentioned. Wexford doesn't get a lot of space in this novel. He appears a couple of times, wondering why Burden is behaving in such a nasty way, and then disappears again. His family isn't mentioned at all. The dialogues between Wexford and Burden that usually liven up the series aren't there either. It's not a good sign when a reader puts aside a mystery novel with only 15 pages to go and forgets about it for over a week. This is exactly what I did. You know how it's going to end anyways, so it makes no difference when or whether you get to those final boring pages of a boring book. As much as I love this author, I have to say that this book is a complete waste of time. | ||||
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