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The Daughter of Cain by Colin Dexter
“The Daughters of Cain” is a detective novel written by British author Colin Dexter. It was published in 1994 and is part of the Inspector Morse series, which features the protagonist, Chief Inspector Endeavour Morse, a brilliant but often enigmatic detective.
In “The Daughters of Cain,” Inspector Morse is tasked with investigating a murder that occurs at an all-female college at the University of Oxford. The victim, Dr. Felix McClure, is a college don and a controversial figure known for his philandering ways. The story revolves around the complex web of relationships and secrets within the academic and social circles of Oxford, as Morse seeks to unravel the mystery of the murder.
Colin Dexter’s Inspector Morse series is known for its intricate and intellectual detective work, as well as the unique personality of the main character, Morse, who has his own idiosyncrasies and a love for classical music and poetry. “The Daughters of Cain” is a prime example of Dexter’s talent for crafting complex and engrossing murder mysteries within the academic setting of Oxford.
If you enjoy British detective fiction with well-developed characters and intricate plotlines, Colin Dexter’s Inspector Morse series, including “The Daughters of Cain,” is a compelling choice.
