Inspector Morse 14 Books Collection Set by Colin Dexter - Crime Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Last Bus to Woodstock. Last Seen Wearing. The Silent World of Nicholas Quinn. Service of All the Dead. The Dead of Jericho. The Riddle of the Third Mile. The Secret of Annexe 3. The Wench is Dead. The Jewel That Was Ours. The Way Through the Woods. The Daughters of Cain. Death is Now My Neighbour. The Remorseful Day. Morse's Greatest Mystery and Other Stories. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781509897308. Publisher: Pan (Pan Macmillan). Age Range: Adult. Overview. Step into the fog-wrapped streets of Oxford with Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse Collection, a complete 14-book paperback set gathering every novel and the short-story collection that made Morse one of Britain's best-loved detectives. From his first case to his final investigation, this set delivers intelligent plotting, dry wit, and richly atmospheric settings — essential for crime fiction fans and TV adaptation enthusiasts alike.. About the Books. Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse series redefined the British detective novel, blending classic whodunit puzzles with sharp characterisation and a genuine love of Oxford's academic world. This 14-book set traces the full arc of Morse's career, from Last Bus to Woodstock through to his final case in The Remorseful Day, plus the short-story collection Morse's Greatest Mystery and Other Stories. Each novel stands alone as a self-contained mystery, yet together they build a satisfying portrait of a complex, opera-loving detective and his loyal sergeant, Lewis. Dexter was renowned for meticulous plotting and cryptic-crossword-style clues, rewarding readers who enjoy solving the puzzle alongside Morse. The series inspired the phenomenally successful ITV adaptation starring John Thaw, cementing Morse as a cultural icon, alongside spin-offs Endeavour and Lewis. Reading the novels in order reveals the evolution of Dexter's craft, making this collection ideal for readers wanting the complete, authentic story beyond the screen. Presented in a un