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The Killing Sense

By: Sam Blake
Narrated by: Fenella Woolgar
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Danger is closer than you think ...

Single mum Kate Wilde has escaped an abusive marriage and hasn't had a holiday in years, so when she wins a five-day trip to Paris to learn about perfume – in a competition she can't remember entering – it's a dream come true. Or is it?

Almost as soon as she arrives, Kate's ex texts with evidence that he's in Paris too. Kate can feel she's being watched, and she's sure someone has been in her apartment. Then she discovers that there's a killer in the city focusing on red headed women like her. And his kill count is rising.

Who should she fear the most?

All Kate's senses are on alert. But can her instincts keep her safe?

©2024 Sam Blake (P)2025 Bolinda Publishing Crime Thrillers Mystery Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense Women Sleuths

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I really enjoyed this book. The settings and descriptions of Paris were vivid, and the plot was intriguing, although it was quite easy to guess who had done what. The character were well described.
As you’d expect from an actress like Fenella Woolgar, the narration ( and her French) were excellent, very good to listen to with nothing jarring,

Excellent narration and setting

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