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Rumpole and the Angel of Death

Rumpole and the Angel of Death

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Worthy addition to the Rumpole saga
Review: In this latest--is it the last?--addition to the Rumpole saga, She Who Must Be Obeyed lifts a pen and the result is "Hilda's Story", an engaging piece that shows that Mortimer is still coming up with new and entertaining angles on Rumpole. The only sour note is that "Angel of Death" rounded out the third 'Rumpole' omnibus, and the devotee fears that this could be the last. If it is, it's also one of the best.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Tussle between spouses to read book first
Review: My husband and I fought for rights to read this book first. Because there are 6 short stories we alternated ownership. Very enjoyable

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: She who must ... writes.
Review: Sit down with a glass of Pomeroy's finest wine and settle in for a good read. Rumpole continues his battles with Judges, avoiding Chamber politics (and efficiency experts) saving Claude Eskine Brown from his failed romances, and staying in the good graces of "She who must be obeyed". Hilda gets her say in this book too, as her letter to Dodo Mackintosh details on of the cases and even she says "he was a man in his element" in the courtroom. Indeed! May Rumpole always avoid the Angel of Death!


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