Books like The riddle of the third mile by Colin Dexter

Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis investigate a murder that leads from a crime in North Oxford to the political intrigues of Lonsdale College, raising the question: is the Mastership worth a killing?

A collection of Agatha Christie’s early Hercule Poirot tales, featuring fourteen stories narrated by Captain Arthur Hastings and two by Poirot himself, showcasing the detective’s developing “grey cells” and the Belgian police roots behind his brilliance.

Inspector Morse investigates a sudden death in the parish of St Frideswide's, uncovering hidden evidence that hints at a larger conspiracy.

Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis investigate a Swedish student’s long‑missing body, piecing together clues from a mysterious poetic letter and recovered items to uncover a hidden truth.

Colin Dexter’s final Inspector Morse mystery follows a baffling murder in Oxfordshire, as the detective navigates new evidence, a fresh crime, and personal loyalty conflicts amid the shadowy byways of passion.

'Koyama's relaxed confidence, extending from the chapter titles to the homely to-ing and fro-ing between the author's own world and the deepest themes of theology make this is truly stimulating book ... One of the rare books of theology one can unreservedly recommend with full sincerity.' What The Tablet said about Waterbuffalo Theology is even more true of Three Mile an Hour God - which is perhaps a still better book. Its setting is the world of South-East Asia - and beyond. Its content reflects the wide experience of the author, who must be one of the most-travelled of all modern theologians. But what gives the book its special, compelling quality is the stillness, depth and humanity which can be found on even the most crowded page. 'Love has its speed. It is a spiritual speed. It is a different kind of speed from the technological speed to which we are accustomed. It goes on in the depth of our life, whether we notice or not, at three miles an hour. It is the speed we walk and therefore the speed the love of God walks.'

309 pages ; 18 cm

Drie romans met inspecteur Morse in de hoofdrol.

Sleuths Inspector Morse and Sergeant Lewis investigate a series of murders and a stolen priceless artifact, the “Wolvercote Tongue,” amid a tour of English towns and an American tourist group.

A hiker discovers a corpse in a remote village, sparking a mystery that threatens the tight-lipped residents.

Inspector Morse returns for six engaging tales, each featuring a self-contained mystery set in varied locales—from a prison cell to a hotel lounge in the American Midwest—demonstrating his sharp wit and relentless pursuit of truth.