And Justice There Is None Audiobook

" Be sure to read this series in order because, although each novel is a well plotted mystery, the main charm comes in the protagonists: the British detective and his assistants and their engaging stories and development. The morals, however, of the detectives are "modern,"so be warned. "

" Another good read, though at times too predictable. I listened to this one, and Deborah Crombie's books are perfect to listen to - not too complicated. "

" A good read! I'll need to read some more mysteries by this author. "

" It is hard to believe that Deborah Crombie is a Texan. She captures the feeling, the environment and the nature of England with great skill and flair. Her characters are very realistic and easily pictured.She does not fail to please! "

" Crombie gets better with every entry in the series. By turns heartbreaking and joyful, she always crafts a great story. Well done all around. "

" Another excellent one in the series--if I had to quibble, I'd say this one was weaker than the others, but not weak enough for me to mark it down a star. The ending wasn't done with Crombie's usual flair, either. "

" I really enjoyed this book. The pacing was excellent, and small sections presented in a different voice helped me stay interested throughout. I will definitely try other books in this series. My biggest fear right now is that I'll forget the details before we discuss this at book group! "

" My favorite one in the series so far. "

" Very good crime story with some interesting twists and I enjoy ones that take place in London "

" Another intelligent and multi-layered English murder mystery by American writer Deborah Crombie. I like Duncan and Gemma so I keep reading these. "

" Gemma James and Duncan Kincaid are now sharing a home with their two sons from previous relationships. The setting for the mystery is the Portobello Road antique market. Another good addition to a reliable series of British police procedurals. "

" very good twisty plot, sort of guessed who the killer was before the end but brilliantly done "

" another good book in this series. "

" A British murder mystery. They have a slightly different style from the American mysteries. Different, but okay. Can't say I am a big fan, but it was readable. "

" Another engaging story well told and with sympathetic characters, but some of the plot twists are a bit of a stretch. "

" Number 8--she just writes better and better. Her books are dense, complicated, and very hard to put down! "

" Another great read in this series. Really surprises you at the very end. This author can surely weave a complicated tale. Her characters are so human, and see their flaws and their passion. This one has personal sadness for our heroes, but also great joy. "

" Reliable and interesting. This is the one where Duncan and Gemma move in together and she loses the baby. "

" Good. Inspector Gemma James and Detective Superintendent Duncan Kincaid are now sharing a home with their two sons from previous relationships. The setting for the mystery is the Portobello Road antique market "

" This is another 4 star book. But I must admit that any book that is about Duncan and Gemma, my friends, is automatically a 4 star. I re-read them often since they are such old friends. "

" I'd really give it a 2.5. I've not liked Deborah Crombie in the past but this was an engaging book for the most part. There is a surprise element, as I thought I'd sussed out the killer but found I was wrong. I may try another of her books just to pass the time, on an airplane, perhaps. "

" I really enjoy this series. The books are character driven and it always feels like I am catching up with old friends. "

" Duncan and Kincaid "

" I really enjoyed this book. The pacing was excellent, and small sections presented in a different voice helped me stay interested throughout. I will definitely try other books in this series. My biggest fear right now is that I'll forget the details before we discuss this at book group! "

" I really enjoy this series. The books are character driven and it always feels like I am catching up with old friends. "

" After picking this book up I noted I had already read a book in this series. I plan on picking up a few more of them. "

" Very good crime story with some interesting twists and I enjoy ones that take place in London "

" I'd really give it a 2.5. I've not liked Deborah Crombie in the past but this was an engaging book for the most part. There is a surprise element, as I thought I'd sussed out the killer but found I was wrong. I may try another of her books just to pass the time, on an airplane, perhaps. "

" Having discovered Crombie with one of her later ones, I'm now going back through the others. This was very good and introduced some characters to come. I love the way she weaves the personal lives into the story. "

" very good twisty plot, sort of guessed who the killer was before the end but brilliantly done "

" Good solid mystery with a few absurd coincidences near the end. I give it three and a half stars. I think it's funny that one of my favorite authors of British mysteries is a Texan. "

" Great read. The Kincaid/James series just keeps getting better and better. Thorougly enjoyed this one. "

" Enjoyed the changes in Duncan and Gemma's relationship as well as the mystery. "

" Good. Inspector Gemma James and Detective Superintendent Duncan Kincaid are now sharing a home with their two sons from previous relationships. The setting for the mystery is the Portobello Road antique market "

" The end of this was so sad. Maybe tragic is a better word. "