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Author:
Kay Mitchell
ISBN13:
978-0340624609
ISBN:
0340624604
Language:
English
Publisher:
Coronet Books (1995)
Category:
Suspense
Subcategory:
Mystery
ePub file:
1491 kb
Fb2 file:
1748 kb
Other formats:
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Rating:
4.6
Votes:
681
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Book in the Chief Inspector Morrissey Series). You find yourself wishing Chief Morrissey would do the right thing by his family; wanting him to get a break from his job so that he can set things right

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Morrissey, Inspector (Fictitious character), Police.

by. Mitchell, Kay. Publication date. Morrissey, Inspector (Fictitious character), Police. Toronto ; New York : Worldwide. inlibrary; printdisabled; ; americana. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books. Uploaded by sf-loadersive. org on August 3, 2009.

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  • Kay Mitchell is a very fine writer and her use of the fox symbalism, fascinating. This was nearly un-put-downable mystery reading. True, the translating to e-book is faulty and irritating (mine also had the split names and odd misspellings), but the suspense, plotting, good description, well done characterizations are nicely realized. I wish Morrissy was more prominent, that there was more of his family, etc, but all in all, an excellent read. This is the third Mitchell I've read.

  • Missing the last chapters. No conclusion to the story. Most annoying. Two of the murders not explained. So no idea whodunit.

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  • I like Kay Mitchell's writing and I really like the Inspector Morrissey series but I found this particular book hard to follow. There were a lot of characters and I had a diffcult time remembering who had done what or where they fit in the story and I do not think it was me - I think it was the "disjointed" story. I did finish the book but it was a challenge. I did not find all of the printing errors that other reviews had mentioned - that was not the reason I had trouble following the stories. The description page of the book did not say haw many books in series or list them so I do not know where this book fits in chronological order, but nothing dramatic happened in Morissey's life, so you could skip this book without losing out on anything.

  • Couldn't read the book as the formatting was very wrong - but I had left it too late to return it as defective.

  • Once again a portion for foxes is a fast moving believable mystery that makes riveting reading - well done Kay

  • Actually this book bored me so much I don't remember much about it. But I do remember that its not about fox hunting or horses or anything I thought it would be.

  • The whole series is a lot of fun to read--the characters are not perfect lending a sense of reality to the stories. You find yourself wishing Chief Morrissey would do the right thing by his family; wanting him to get a break from his job so that he can set things right. He is a hero, but not a perfect one, as are his colleagues and family. Kay Mitchell also writes under Sarah Lacey--a light-hearted funny set of mysteries that are also worth the read!!!

  • I have enjoyed other books in this series but I could not read the Kindle version of this and I had to send it back. There were missing phrases, sentences and words throughout--I ordered a Sample afterwards and it had the same problem. At first, I thought Kay Mitchell had decided to get extremely arty and do a stream of consciousness type of book, but I later decided it was just a faulty copy. My OK rating was really based on her other books--the Kindle version was unreadable.

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