Colin Dexter
An English crime writer, best known as the creator of the popular Inspector Morse series of detective novels. His intricate plots, intellectual puzzles, and memorable characters have captivated readers for decades. Dexter's sophisticated mysteries, often set in Oxford, are celebrated for their clever clues and challenging deductions, solidifying his place as a master of traditional British detective fiction.
In this classic British crime novel, Inspector Morse investigates the murder of a young woman last seen hitchhiking to Woodstock. As Morse and his partner Lewis delve into the victim’s complex social life, they uncover a web of lies, affairs, and secrets. With a sharp mind and a penchant for classical music and beer, Morse brings an intellectual edge to the case. Colin Dexter’s debut introduces a beloved detective in a plot that twists through Oxford’s academic and social circles. Rich in atmosphere and psychological depth, it sets the tone for the long-running Morse series.