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One Last Lesson

DI Angus Henderson, Book 1

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By: Iain Cameron
Narrated by: Dave Gillies
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The corpse of a young woman is found on a golf course. Clues are few until Sussex Police discover she was a student...and a model on a pornographic website run by two of her tutors. Technically, the deviant owners of this website are doing nothing illegal. 

DI Henderson is forced to face his prejudices, resulting in an explosive confrontation. University has just become a very dangerous place.

©2014 Iain Cameron (P)2017 W. F. Howes Ltd Crime Thrillers Fiction Mystery Suspense Thriller Thriller & Suspense Traditional Detectives Detective Crime
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Had enough of his voice by fourth chapter , persevered til chapter 7 and gave up

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This reader is appalling and has ruined a few other books for me. He reads every sentence as if it's urgent and suspenseful and it's exhausting to listen to. Physical descriptions, weather descriptions, food descriptions, EVERYTHING is read in a tone of breathless suspense.
The plot isn't bad, but the writing is mediocre. The female DS is lazy, whiney and not at all credible as a potential DI. Nearly all the female characters are presented as ditzy and high maintenance. The starring DI has serious anger issues, swearing and destroying things at the slightest frustration, but shows no survival instinct when confronting the bad guy at the end. It's not believable, enjoyable, or interesting.

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