Murder in Mind
DI Hillary Greene Book 16
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Narrated by:
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Alison Campbell
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By:
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Faith Martin
Her grandson Robbie inherited everything, but he can’t be placed at the scene of the crime.
WHO KILLED THIS HARMLESS OLD WOMAN AND WHY? AND WHAT SECRETS WAS SHE HIDING?
Hillary also has a new boss and a baffling cold case to contend with, not to mention a marriage proposal to consider.
Hillary Greene has returned to Thames Valley Police HQ, acting as a cold-case consultant for the Crime Review Team, looking into murders which the police have never been able to solve.
She wasn’t sure she wanted to go back. But solving crimes is irresistible for Hillary Greene.©2018 Faith Martin (P)2024 W.F. Howes Ltd
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The storyline of Murder in Mind Book 16 was mainly made up of recapping the events that had occurred in the previous 15 books of the series.
There was little substance to the story and very little of the story that wasn’t a recap.
If someone is up to listening to book number 16 in a series, there’s a very good chance that they have read the previous 15 books and know what has happened.
It felt and sounded like this book was padded out with recapping just to make the word count.
Alison Campbell, as usual did a excellent job of the narration.
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