
Dark Water
Anderson and Costello, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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James MacPherson
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By:
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Caro Ramsay
About this listen
When DI Anderson and DS Costello are called to investigate the discovery of a body in a Glasgow attic they soon identify the victim as a suspect in a decade-old case: the rape and attempted murder of a young student by two men. But where is the dead man's accomplice, 'Mr Click'? When another young woman is brutally attacked, detectives Anderson and Costello realise this psychopath has started working once more....
©2010 Caro Ramsay (P)2010 WF Howes LtdThe winter setting added creepiness
Absolute page turner
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Narrator voices
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None of the regular cast of characters are particularly beguiling and the author should really steer clear of trying to write from a female perspective (i.e. the "love interest" of DS Costello").
The narrator does an excellent job as far as acting and accents go. But he has an annoying habit which someone should really point out to him. If a new sentence begins with a person's name, he does this EVERY TIME: "O'Hare?!...[long pause] sipped his tea", "Anderson?!...[long pause] looked up", "Costello?!...[long pause] shifted in her chair". Nine hours of that and I was ready to scream!
Very ordinary and predictable.
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