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Murder on the Marshes
- A Tara Thorpe Mystery, Book 1
- Narrated by: Lucy Brownhill
- Series: Tara Thorpe Mystery Series, Book 1
- Length: 10 hrs and 45 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Publisher's Summary
Do you love twisty murder mysteries? Meet Tara Thorpe. The clue to a puzzling local murder has landed right on her doorstep. Perfect for fans of Faith Martin, LJ Ross, and Joy Ellis.
As the sun rises, a wealthy young woman, Samantha Seabrook, is found drowned in the ornamental fountain of a deserted Cambridge courtyard, the only clue: an antique silver chain wound tightly around her throat.
It’s Tara Thorpe’s job to discover what happened to Miss Seabrook. But the case becomes personal when she learns that Samantha had been receiving death threats...rather like the one that landed on Tara’s doorstep the night the woman died.
Together with Detective Inspector Garstin Blake, Tara tracks the killer to the dank and dangerous fens on the outskirts of the city. But there’s something Tara can’t quite admit to Blake about her past – and it could make all the difference to whether they live...or die.
An absolutely gripping mystery that will keep you hooked until the very last word. The first in a series of pause-resisting Cambridge mysteries featuring Thorpe and Blake.
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- Jennifer
- 16-05-2021
Couldn't finish this one!
Struggled with this . The reader's voice was far too breathy, and the different characters all sounded the same withe a slight difference in tone but still too breathy. Just couldn'finished thiis ! Read by someone else it may have been better and it may have been quite good.
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- Belinda Roberts
- 15-11-2021
Boring as…
Started this 3 times, finally got to chapter 5, can’t go on. Too much narration. Too slow a plot. Don’t think I’ll be reading any more of this series. Pity, because I like the author.
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- Anonymous User
- 27-04-2021
Gripping
I really enjoyed this book. Very different to the other Chase books I have read. I did guess the killer just towards the end, but not the reasons. So many twists and turns! Will be buying the rest of the series.
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- Sharyn Hutchens
- 17-04-2020
Murder on the Marshes
Great story. Unfortunately the narrator let the book down. I found her voice particularly annoying and after a while, boring to listen to.
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- annelan
- 25-03-2020
A bit too long.
I accidently skippped a few chapters.. and found it didn't effect the story .. but overall enjoyable
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- ReadWriteWish
- 16-09-2019
Annoying narration
After I finished this book I read Clare Chase’s Goodreads author profile where she states that Elly Griffiths is one of her influences. I must say this didn’t surprise me as I had noticed similarities between Murder on the Marshes and the books in Griffiths’s Ruth Galloway series.
The heroine here is reporter Tara Thorpe. Tara is the daughter of an actress and has previously been harassed by a stalker. As such, when she receives a rag doll with a noose around its neck in the mail, she immediately goes to the police. In turn, the police instantly take the threat to Tara seriously as they’ve just discovered the body of a Cambridge professor who, a few days before she was killed, also received a rag doll.
Tara meets DI Blake, the detective assigned to the case and there’s instant attraction between the pair. It's all very respectable though. In fact, I enjoyed how Blake is the only one who seems to completely respect Tara and her choices when it comes to her safety and security.
While Blake is investigating the murder in the conventional manner, Tara starts interviewing witnesses and potential killers. She is writing an article on the murder but she also, obviously, needs to solve the case before the murderer catches up with her.
The murder plot was pretty good but I can’t say I thought the clues to the identity of the murderer were very useful. They seemed very general. If you guessed the murderer, you would have been doing just that -- guessing.
The Cambridge setting was great. It increased Tara’s vulnerability to attack in unexpected and clever ways. The setting mentioned in the title, however, is a little misleading. Neither of the murders were carried out in marshes.
I liked the romantic aspect of the book. It was added with a light touch for this first book but I imagine it will develop further in the future books in the series. I look forward to it; I will read on.
I’ll read them the old fashioned way though. I didn’t like the narration in this audio version. The narrator seemed to be whispering every line. It was very annoying.
For most of the book I was a little annoyed too by the slut shaming of the victim (I think I noticed it especially because it was also something Robert Bryndza did in Girl in the Ice which I read recently and therefore, it was still fresh in my mind) but I was pleasantly surprised that Chase made some amends in this area by adding an explanation and a measure of empathy towards the end.
Although the mystery plot is wrapped up, the ending cleverly doesn’t answer every question posed meaning, again, I’m sure to pick up the second book.
I’d also admit I could be tempted to pick up one of the books from Chase’s other series. Always a good sign.
3 ½ out of 5
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-09-2019
Poor quality recording
Only got to chapter 20 when recording wouldn’t play any longer kept stopping so I am returning this book unread. Very disappointing
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- Sharon L Sarp
- 13-12-2018
Really hard to listen to!
So boring. And the narrator was terrible, she has a breathy whisper for a voice. And she hisses her esses.
And the last couple of chapters that I read consisted of a string of 4 - 5 word sentences that the narrator paused with full stops between. So annoying!
I made it to the 10th chapter and quit, it wasn't worth wasting any more of my time.
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- ili pika
- 30-12-2018
Heed the one star reviews
I so wish I had taken heed of several other reviewers who said that the narration kills this audiobook. I agree that the constantly breathless, overly intense speaking style of the narrator ruined this one for me. It's a bit like having someone whisper urgently in your ear. An occasional paragraph maybe, 11 hours of it, nope. Returning it.
7 people found this helpful
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- Maine Knitter
- 19-01-2019
Good story; narrator not so good
I rated this four stars strictly on the story itself. It was tedious listening to the audiobook; the narrator made this very boring. But I listened on and I enjoyed the mystery.
The characters are interesting. I thought DI Blake shared a bit too much with a reporter. I’m curious about the direction the next book will take. What will Tara do? Will Blake be around?
I may read the next book in this series rather than listen to it.
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- Shirley Y. Thomas
- 18-08-2020
Captivating
In the beginning, I didn’t like the narrator’s soft, rushed reading and her odd way of making hard Gs (thingk, wrongk). She used very little inflection and made little effort to make her voice much different among the characters. But midway through, I got quite caught up in the story. In the end I enjoyed it very much. The writer is the real-deal. The plot and the characters and their dialog were all well crafted. I would buy another book in this series. A winner
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-02-2020
A very favorable review for a good read,
A very favorable review,
Narrator was particularly good. That contributed to enjoying a good story.
Thank you.
George Rodgers.
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-07-2019
Super fun thriller for your summer beach trip!
I discovered Clare Chase this summer through the Kindle Unlimited program. I was not disappointed and thoroughly enjoyed this mystery. She kept me guessing until the end.
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- Jane
- 08-12-2018
poorly read
Don't really know what the story was because I couldn't understand the reader. Too bad
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- Sires
- 13-03-2022
Good Audiobook
A well done mystery involving a murder in an academic setting. The characters include a journalist who is being stalked by an unknown threat, a New York academic who isn't particularly likeable, the parent of the murdered scholar, and a number of other characters that kept me guessing.
This Isn't a great mystery but it did keep me reading as the plot unraveled.
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- Donna Z
- 29-05-2021
So boring...
Couldn’t finish, so boring. Narrator was fine. Storyline could have been good but it was so tedious getting there. Would not recommend.
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- Angelcritique
- 06-12-2018
Gripping excerpt
It was the excerpt of this story which made me choose it after two hours of trying to find the right book. But sadly the rest of it didn't match up. In places it is badly written and overall, poorly plotted. The narrator sounds like she's auditioning for a role in East Enders and her voice characterisations are executed in the same exaggerated manner. There are annoying mis-pronounciations too which carry on throughout the reading and grate on the nerves. And finally the murderer and his motivations are a damp squib. Not a book I can listen to a second time. It's going back.
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- san2har
- 20-08-2018
Wrong narrator
Not a bad story although rather unbelievable revenge plot: Tara seems like a good character especially if she joins the police but the narrator is so flat with little expression
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- Carolus
- 10-08-2019
Overlong
Reasonable story, but really needs to be shortened, too slow, which made me lose concentration
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- marmitemoo
- 15-02-2019
Terrible
This was terrible. The characters were boring, no humour and not realistic. The plot was uninteresting and the narration was awful; all in short sentences and didn’t flow. I won’t be listening to anymore by this author. Just started a new Peter Grainger instead, brilliant ! Don’t bother with this book.
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- S. Strudwick
- 28-07-2021
Good story, dreary narration
Almost gave up early on due to narrator. Glad i persevered. Story good. Will listen to next one.
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- Pauline Colsey
- 24-03-2021
A really good book
Clever plot. Splendidly read. Interesting and enjoyable without being too violent and graphic. Would recommend.
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- Amazon Customer
- 29-10-2020
Brilliant
Loved this book easy to listen to and a great story line with twists and turns.
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- Dee
- 24-05-2019
enjoyable
writing not up to LJ Ross standard, a bit chic lit in style. however a good tale and easy to listen to.
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- George A Bear
- 22-12-2018
This book crept up on me!
During the first few chapters I thought this would be a book I would not finish but I was surprised that I stayed up late to read the ending.
The main protagonist is a young reporter who is looking for a story. She becomes part of that story when a threat is delivered to her home.
Another woman is found dead with a similar threat in her possession. What is the connection? Why are they targeted?
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- Miss A.
- 06-12-2018
. Rather slow
Reader good, but rather slow, my mind wandered off quite a lot, so had to rewind quite often.
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