A Chief Inspector Wexford mystery which throws more light on his own philosophy and family relationships as he investigates a particularly tricky crime. It’s a good one.
Similar this month: Natasha Cooper, Minette Walters.
Comparison: Peter Robinson, Peter James (crime ones), Elizabeth George.
| Primary Genre | Crime and Mystery |
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A lump of concrete dropped deliberately from a little stone bridge over a relatively unfrequented road kills the wrong person. The driver behind is spared. But only for a while...
It is impossible for Chief Inspector Wexford not to wonder how terrible it would be to discover that one of his daughters had been murdered. Sylvia has always been a cause for concern. Living alone with her two children, she is pregnant again. What will happen to the child? The relationship between father and daughter has always been uneasy. But the current situation also provokes an emotional division between Wexford and his wife, Dora.
One particular member of the local press is gunning for the Chief Inspector, distinctly unimpressed with what he regards as old-fashioned police methods. But Wexford, with his old friend and partner, Mike Burden, along with two new recruits to the Kingsmarkham team, pursue their inquiries with a diligence and humanity that make Ruth Rendell's detective stories enthralling, exciting and very touching.
End In Tears features in the following genres: Crime and Mystery, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
End In Tears is available in , Ebook, Paperback, Hardback
End In Tears was written by Ruth Rendell and published by Arrow Books Ltd
End In Tears has 376 pages
Yes it is part of Chief Inspector Wexford Novels series
£14.39
