
Flesh and Blood
DCI Mark Lapsie Series, Book 5
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Narrated by:
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Glen McCready
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By:
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Nigel McCrery
About this listen
The truth was buried along with their bodies...until now.
From the creator of BBC drama Silent Witness comes a gripping and sinister thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat.
During the murder investigation of a teenage boy, DCI Mark Lapslie's methods come under fire and, as a result, his prime suspect walks free. Meanwhile another body is discovered, and Lapslie and his team quickly find themselves on the trail of a voracious serial killer.
One year earlier, dedicated young Journalist Josie Dallyn stumbles over a chain of very similar cases. Whilst she is digging deeper and deeper into the truth behind the mysterious deaths, she is getting herself into more danger than she could have ever anticipated and her life is being threatened by some very dark forces.
Perfect for fans of Angela Marsons and MJ Arlidge.
©2020 Nigel McCrery (P)2020 Audible, LtdA hard slog
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This book is slightly different form the others in the series as it has numerous flashback scenes that seem to make it dis-jointed.
Lapslie has an unpleasant experience when giving evidence in a murder trial and the defendant ends up being acquitted. Then another similar murder occurs.
Young boys are being kidnapped, disfigured and murdered. How are the cases linked and can Lapslie and his team solve the case.
DCI Mark Lapslie book 5
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It gets rather boring having to hear about what flavours Lapsie's tasting every step of the way due to his Synesthesia, frankly I dont give two hoots, it distracts from the story, he has this disability and we know about it but its bashed to death, being referred to all the time.
The story line is lacking in substance and even though this is pure fiction, it just doesn't flow with any story line that you cant second guess if you can actually figure out whats going on. I wont be reading/listening to anymore of Nigel McCrerys again.
Much too busy
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