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A New Lease of Death: An Inspector Wexford Mystery
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LENGTH6 hrs and 55 mins
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RELEASE DATE07-06-09
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Program TypeAudiobook
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©1994 Ruth Rendell; (P)2009 BBC Audiobooks Ltd
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"A New Lease of Death"
I enjoyed this one much more than the first Wexford book: it's like Ruth Rendell is getting into her stride, the characters are well painted and the story satisfyingly complex. Nigel Anthony does a good job bringing it to life too: I could almost see the house where the murder took place.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful -
"Great Wexford"
I love Wexford and Burden. I haven't finished all of the story but I know it will be great. So far I am liking it.
I am listening to the series from the beginning. This my second Wexford. Over the years I have gotten either a cassette or CD and listened to the series out of order, but I still like the stories.
I have something to look forward to my train and bus trip home.
Mara Pemberton1 of 1 people found this review helpful -
"Delicate and Deadly Characterization"
Would you consider the audio edition of A New Lease of Death to be better than the print version?Often, audio doesn't compare to print. But this is quite excellent.
What other book might you compare A New Lease of Death to and why?This book is in line with Rendell's other Wexford novels, because her characterization, especially of younger people, is well developed. That is to say, she masters all aspects of human nature. She illustrates that the "formative years" really form the individual.
What does Nigel Anthony bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?He brings refined poise to the work. It is a joy to listen to him.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?At times, the end of a Rendell novel is brutal, but I enjoyed the end of this novel.
Any additional comments?An enjoyable experience!
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