Last Bus to Woodstock (Abridged) Audiobook

" I actually read the Hardcover of this book, not the paperback! "

" Basically, I have read all of them. "

" my first Morse ...im sure over the next few months i shall read some more "

" The plot is great, Dexter plays fair, the recurring characters are in the early stages of their development but recognizable, and Dexter's sense of humor adds a touch of levity, but this novel left me wondering whether I would read any more in the series--can't really say why that it, but that's my reaction. "

" The mystery was so so, but this is often the case with first detective novels. What I found really offensive was the attitude about rape that came across in the book. The question is asked can a woman even *be* raped. Really repugnant to read. "

" At least as good on second and subsequent readings as when I first read it. "

" Old British murder mysteries. I've read all of Colin Dexter's books and they're all very good. "

" Colin Dexter has crafted an amazing story in this series involving Inspector Morse. This is a brilliant beginning. "

" Good, complex murder mystery. "

" This is the original series behind the Inspector Lewis series on Masterpiece Mystery. It was a good mystery and the characters were well done. "

" One of my favorite mystery writers. I like the series on BBC. "

" Inspector Morse, the beginning. "

" Am looking forward to reading as many of the Inspector Morse books as I can. Reading what Lewis is thinking is pretty darn funny! "

" There's something so sad about these stories. Of course, I never figure it out before Morse does. "

" It's all right, but there are better Inspector Morse novels available. "

" Lovely to read a script with such a familiar character as Morse! "

" I love inspector Morse!! It was nice to be able to picture the more recent people (PBS Masterpiece Mystery) since I haven't really seen the old ones. It was a great little mystery! "

" Sorely let down by this book. The detective, Inspector Morse, was not at all what I expected. Which is not necessarily a bad thing. But I didn't like this book much. "

" Brilliant introduction to Chief Inspector Morse, classic crime and undimmed prose throughout. "

" Not convinced by 'who dunnit' and why. The book's charm increased immeasurably by me picturing the t.v. Morse & Lewis. "

" This is the first title in Dexter's series featuring Chief Inspector Morse. Morse, aided by Sergeant Lewis, solves crime in modern day Oxford, England. "

" A great beginning to a stellar series. It's interesting to read Morse and Lewis meet for the first time and see their partnership develop over the course of a case. I felt bad for Morse's love life at the end - poor Chief Inspector! "

" THIS WAS FIRST INSPECTOR MORSE BOOK. LOTS OF CHARACTERS, LOTS OF TRAILS TO GO DOWN IN TRYING TO SOLVE THE MYSTERY. REALLY LIKE THE MORSE CHARACTER. "

" Overall, a disappointment. The suspects seemed too scattered and the story ill-focused. Morse had his moments, but even he left me flat. Unsure if I'll try another. "

" This book confused the hell out of me. I had absolutely no idea what was going on for about 3/4 of the story. I liked the way it all shook out, but it made me feel dumb while I was reading it. I'm looking forward to seeing how the relationship between Morse & Lewis continues to develop. "