Rumpole and The Primrose Path - Softcover

Rumpoles wit has not deserted him... Mortimer is in high form here. ("The New Yorker") For things most truly themselves, there should be a special place of honor... We should remember to be thankful for Rumpole. ("The Washington Post") Mortimer is the master of a crisp, witty, eminently readable prose style. ("Los Angeles Times")

Rumpoleas wit has not deserted him... Mortimer is in high form here. ("The New Yorker")

Mortimer is the master of a crisp, witty, eminently readable prose style. ("Los Angeles Times")

For things most truly themselves, there should be a special place of honor... We should remember to be thankful for Rumpole. ("The Washington Post")

Rumpole s wit has not deserted him... Mortimer is in high form here. ("The New Yorker")

Rumpole's wit has not deserted him... Mortimer is in high form here. ("The New Yorker")

RumpoleAEs wit has not deserted him... Mortimer is in high form here. (The New Yorker)

For things most truly themselves, there should be a special place of honor... We should remember to be thankful for Rumpole. (The Washington Post)

Mortimer is the master of a crisp, witty, eminently readable prose style. (Los Angeles Times)

Curmudgeonly London barrister Horace Rumpole, recovering from a near fatal heart attack, returns in a new collection of stories in which he takes on a nasty head nurse and befriends a young one at his run-down convalescent center as he investigates the mysterious death of an elderly patient, in the title story in a new collection of mystery tales. Reprint.