Brilliant narration as always

Although I enjoyed the story which moved at a pace with lots of humour thrown in; I found the overuse of "I don't suppose" by many of the characters, quite irritating and the tone in general, a little smug. I also found the whodunnit element quite predictable from early on. Nonetheless, Jonathan Keeble always does excellent narration and it was easy listening and fun.

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Loved the ending

Did not expect that ending, love the twist. another great read, look forward to next book.

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Norfolk accent questionable

Reader sounds older than man with a new baby.
Enjoyed the story but as an East Anglian the accents and some geographical clangers spoilt it a bit.

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Entertaining

DI Tanner is back from his honeymoon and is catapulted straight into a new case when a body is found in an open grave in Swanton Morley, and another man hands himself in to the police carrying a knife but swearing he didn't kill anyone. Tanner and his team have to work hard to sort out the mystery. The book is well written and entertaining and the characters are realistic and continue to develop with the series.

The book is brilliantly narrated by the wonderful Jonathan Keeble.

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Another Excellent Book in this Series ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I love the constant dry humour of all of the main characters in this series. Each book is brilliantly written, with a fast moving plot, and lots of breadcrumbs dropped for the Reader, along the way.
Brilliant writing paired with Jonathan Keeble's superb narration, and this series is an absolute winner!!

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Great twist at the end

As usual Jonathan Keeble's skillful narration is second to none in this genre bringing characters to life ingeniously. There are plenty of twists and turns in the story but the reason I can't give 5 stars all round is the irritatingly poor 'humour' that the DCI send to use constantly. It really is too much and no one would want to work with him. In this story too, he definitely wouldn't be chosen as the one to lead a bigger department after all the mistakes he makes, so an odd choice of storyline for his character especially!

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11 books in and still as enjoyable as the first

I always look forward to each new entry into the DCI Tanner series and have yet to be disappointed. Tanner has everything he could want at this point so I hope the author can find ways to keep it fresh without taking away for the sake of it. I would like to see Tanner taking a backseat a bit more and have a new lead take the reigns with their own brand of detection.

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Tanner The Anti Hero.

An interesting story where Tanner makes a mistake and is hoodwinked into going after the wrong man.
Lots of twists and turns. An excellent listen.
I just wish it was longer.

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The excellent narration and the storyline

I liked all of the characters and the way they were portrayed by excellent narration

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Why the sudden bad language?

I've listened to all of this series. Suddenly, D.I Tanner starts effing and blinding!! It doesn't fit with his profile from previous books, and was all a bit unnecessary in my opinion. The story line was good, and Keeble is his usual self, but just not convinced by the character change. I'll think twice before ordering the next one...

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