Death's Jest-Book Audiobook

" Hated the way Peter acted in this one and the way it ended. "

" it seems that reginald hill starts three different stories but at the end all of them resolve wonderfully in one. and what a thrilling end it is! as always: wonderful characters! dalziel, pascoe, wield and all the others are great developed. it just wants to make you read more about them. "

" Excellent.. weird but excellent "

" So far so good - my first Reginald Hill "

" Death's Jest-Book finishes off the story started in Dialogues of the Dead. A surprise ending. "

" I've been re-reading a few books that I either remember fondly or don't remember much at all. This is a difficult read because of multiple complex story lines, but in the end I think I'm going to revise my rating. Hill is amazing at character development and the subtlety of evil in ordinary people. "

" The story is disjointed and the list of characters confusing. Periodically the story grabs the reader with a little spurt of excitement or tension, but frequently these bouts fizzle or are left unresolved "

" it seems that reginald hill starts three different stories but at the end all of them resolve wonderfully in one. and what a thrilling end it is! as always: wonderful characters! dalziel, pascoe, wield and all the others are great developed. it just wants to make you read more about them. "

" Good riddance, Franny Roote! I was entirely sick of him by the end of this. Diappointed more wasn't made out of the Rye/Hat situation, that could have been really good. Liked the last one so much better! "

" cheeky british crime noir... a fun read... "

" Three is the top mark I give to mysteries. Love the Pascoe and Dalziel series. "

" I love this author. Every book he writes is different but all have a great, enthusiastic quality. "

" This is the second time I have read this. Whilst it was a compulsive page turner the ending is not satisfying. It is very much a sequel to the equally unsatisfying "Dialogues of the dead". "

" A kind of sequel to Dialogues of the Dead, which it would be useful to have read before this. It works well as a stand alone in the series, but works better as a complement to the earlier novel referred. "

" Another enjoyable read from a much-mourned master detective novelist. "

" 558 pages of English detection - good plot, way too long for solution to mystery "

" Excellent book, intricately plotted with fascinating characters. It's beautifully written and I loved it!! "

" Good riddance, Franny Roote! I was entirely sick of him by the end of this. Diappointed more wasn't made out of the Rye/Hat situation, that could have been really good. Liked the last one so much better! "

" This is the second time I have read this. Whilst it was a compulsive page turner the ending is not satisfying. It is very much a sequel to the equally unsatisfying "Dialogues of the dead". "

" Hated the way Peter acted in this one and the way it ended. "

" The story is disjointed and the list of characters confusing. Periodically the story grabs the reader with a little spurt of excitement or tension, but frequently these bouts fizzle or are left unresolved "

" Excellent.. weird but excellent "

" cheeky british crime noir... a fun read... "

" So far so good - my first Reginald Hill "

" A kind of sequel to Dialogues of the Dead, which it would be useful to have read before this. It works well as a stand alone in the series, but works better as a complement to the earlier novel referred. "

" Another enjoyable read from a much-mourned master detective novelist. "

" I love this author. Every book he writes is different but all have a great, enthusiastic quality. "

" 558 pages of English detection - good plot, way too long for solution to mystery "

" Three is the top mark I give to mysteries. Love the Pascoe and Dalziel series. "

" I've been re-reading a few books that I either remember fondly or don't remember much at all. This is a difficult read because of multiple complex story lines, but in the end I think I'm going to revise my rating. Hill is amazing at character development and the subtlety of evil in ordinary people. "

" Excellent book, intricately plotted with fascinating characters. It's beautifully written and I loved it!! "

" Death's Jest-Book finishes off the story started in Dialogues of the Dead. A surprise ending. "

" I love this author. Every book he writes is different but all have a great, enthusiastic quality. "

" it seems that reginald hill starts three different stories but at the end all of them resolve wonderfully in one. and what a thrilling end it is! as always: wonderful characters! dalziel, pascoe, wield and all the others are great developed. it just wants to make you read more about them. "

" Death's Jest-Book finishes off the story started in Dialogues of the Dead. A surprise ending. "

" So far so good - my first Reginald Hill "

" Excellent.. weird but excellent "

" This is the second time I have read this. Whilst it was a compulsive page turner the ending is not satisfying. It is very much a sequel to the equally unsatisfying "Dialogues of the dead". "

" 558 pages of English detection - good plot, way too long for solution to mystery "

" Hated the way Peter acted in this one and the way it ended. "

" Three is the top mark I give to mysteries. Love the Pascoe and Dalziel series. "

" Good riddance, Franny Roote! I was entirely sick of him by the end of this. Diappointed more wasn't made out of the Rye/Hat situation, that could have been really good. Liked the last one so much better! "

" A kind of sequel to Dialogues of the Dead, which it would be useful to have read before this. It works well as a stand alone in the series, but works better as a complement to the earlier novel referred. "

" cheeky british crime noir... a fun read... "