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Kittyhawk Down

By: Garry Disher
Narrated by: Colin McPhillamy
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Summary

An unidentified man is fished out of the sea with an anchor strapped to his waist. And for DI Hal Challis, this sparks the beginning of a chilling series of shotgun killings. As Challis investigates, a farmer on the peninsula erupts into violence and is the target of a massive manhunt. And then Challis finds some aerial photographs in the possession of his friend Kitty that link her to the murders....

©2003 Garry Disher (P)2018 Recorded Books Inc International Mystery & Crime Mystery Police Procedural Fiction Crime
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I enjoyed the story, it kept me listening. I did not enjoy the narrator. Wrong voice for the story.

wrong narrator for story

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Lots of murders but not creepy. This mystery covers the lives of the Mornington peninsula cops and evokes the rather in-bred seaside town and it’s beautiful coastal environment. As usual with Disher a great plot and believable ending. Sorry the narrator can’t pronounce the names of Victorian country towns Tooradin has the emphasis on the first not second syllable. A bit irritating

Engrossing not gruesome

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I love many of Gary Dishers books but this one didn’t impress. On top of this, the narration was awful.

Underwhelmed

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I cannot recommend this book. The story is not only dated, the characters are also irritating. However, the narration is worse than any of this.

Save your money

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