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Tabloid journalist winds through the strip clubs of Soho then returns to Oxford where two senior dons and their wives battle for a plum promotion In this penultimate book in the Inspector Morse series Morse and Lewis investigate the seemingly motiveless murder of a young woman shot through the blind covered window of her kitchen by an intruder who came down the back alley behind the houses Of course it is Morse who realises eventually that it could have been a case of mistaken identity due to the house numberingMorse has a serious health issue which develops in this story but which in his usual curmudgeonly fashion he tries to ignore as best as he can He comes up with a number of theories as to who the murderer is especially when another occurs and with how it relates to a contest at Lonsdale College where two men and their wives are rivals for the position of the next Master I m not sure though that the character of the Master as portrayed although sickening to Morse is as obviously nasty as in the TV adaptation which I still remember some years after last viewing itThere is a foreshadowing of the final novel here and an air of sadness especially over the fate of the young wife of one of the characters But there is some nice interplay with subtle humour between the two detectives and once again Lewis long suffering nature is to the fore Morse finally reveals the secret of his first name in this volume which was a long kept secret at the time All in all a solid and page turning 3 star read
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Then on the personal front Inspector Morse receives intimations of his own mortalityAnd while Morse muses on life he reveals his first name at las 35 stars Morse is starting to see his own mortality in this book when he is diagnosed with diabetes He is hospitalized in a health crisis and starts to reevaluate his life Not too much of course as the first thing he does when he is released from the hospital is to get an alcoholic drink and have a cigarette The mystery surrounds a murder of a young professional shot in her house through the kitchen window Surrounding the murder is the selection of a Master at Oxford by one of two local professors How does it fit into the murder Everyone knows her Then her next door neighbor a newspaper reporter is shot and killed too This is one series I feel that is better on TV than it is in the books In the books I am mystified by Morse s power over women but in John Thaw s capable hands it makes perfect sense I do like exploring the Morse Lewis relationship which you can see is growing in every book In a touching moment Morse reveals his first name to Lewis which was a powerful moment There is only one book in the series I started this in my Cozy Mystery Group uite awhile ago and it will feel good to complete that goal
Chief Inspector Morse returns in his twelfth outing than a little worse for the wear His drinking and smoking in particular are now catching up with him and he's beginning to pay the price for all of the years through which he's neglected his physical well being Any number of people including his faithful sergeant Lewis urge him to reform before it's too late but any long time reader of the series understands like Lewis that it i
Death is Now my Neighbour is the 12th novel in Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse series; another enjoyable and very well written read in the series focusing on the crimes solved by Chief Inspector Morse and Detective Sergeant Lewis It is not vital to read the books in order each one can stand on its own but a regular reader will tend to become involved with Morse's own personal story Both the slow reveal of facts about him plus many emotional
This hard cover book is signed by Colin Dexter
Read by Terrence HardimanTotal Runtime 8 hours 53 minsDescription As he drove his chief down to Kidlington Lewis returned the convers
This is #12 in the long running series featuring Chief Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis and Dexter's writing just keeps getting b
In this penultimate book in the Inspector Morse series Morse and Lewis investigate the seemingly motiveless murder of a young woman shot through the blind covered window of her kitchen by an intruder who came down the back alley behind the houses Of course it is Morse who realises eventually that it could have been a case
35 stars Morse is starting to see his own mortality in this book when he is diagnosed with diabetes He is hospita
This was my fisrt Inspector Morse novel to read the only one I've been able to find State side and I absolutely loved it This is book 12 of 13 so some of the sub plots I was not privy to But It was an amazingly well written and planned mystery Kudos to Mr Dexter I am actively hunting all of the series now
The end is in sight Morse's health takes a real turn for the worse with the discovery that he has diabetes this isn't a man to be told what to e
Very cleverly written Well plotted and entertaining This might be an odd book in the series to begin with but I know the TV programmes very well You can hear John Thaw Kevin Whately in the dialogue Oddly since I've watched the series often I didn't remember who the murderer was and Dexter kept me guessing until at least very nearly