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Excellent police procedural

Revisado: 04-20-25

I am working my way through the entire series. While there is nothing new and exciting about this format, it is well done with interesting story lines, and a nice cast of regular characters. Fast moving it is not, but there are some interesting twists in the mysteries and no bad language or unnecssary violence. I said mysteries as I write this there are no reviews afteer book one, and I like to look ahead, so far so good, I have not been disappointed.

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Wonderful!!

Revisado: 04-03-25

If you are a fan of this series, this story won't disappoint. Gatward is able to keep each book as fresh as the very first edition. The regular cast of characters are there for continuing enjoyment.

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Continues to Entertain

Revisado: 03-29-25

Slater and Norman continue to be a fun team to follow. This is a good mystery, even if you figure out the villain, it's an interesting story..

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Ended with a Cliff Hanger

Revisado: 03-29-25

I have enjoyed this series from the beginning, however, the ongoing saga of his missing daughter is getting tiresome. Otherwise, it is a good mystery.

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I really like this series

Revisado: 03-23-25

Currently listening to Book three, Forgotten Souls. I enjoyed Forgotten Bones so quickly downloaded Forgotten Lives. Aside from the fact that Aubrey Parsons is awesome, this author has created a cast of a thoroughly interesting investigating team. Frank is a wonderful lead boss and his DI Gerry is truly a breath of fresh air. Her interactions with Frank will have you chuckling from time to time. I love how Wes Markin paints a picture of all the possible suspects. Best of all, he closes with an epilog explaining the outcome of each person. In forgotten lives he actually lets us know what happens long into the future of one person, for which I am glad.

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Very good police procedural

Revisado: 03-16-25

Recently read a review on a facebook British mystery group recommending this author.. I took a chance and I am currently working through the entire series available on Audible. Years ago I read all the 87th Precinct books. This series reminds me of that line of writing. Five stars for entertainment value. Worth a credit.

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DI Ashley Knight brilliant

Revisado: 03-05-25

While this story involves Human Trafficking, it is handled gently and should not trigger anyone. It is fast paced, well plotted, and a terrific ending. Looking forward to book 5. We also get a visit from DI Barton who was promoted.

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This series continues to entertain

Revisado: 02-25-25

Once again, the team of Norman and Fletcher are successful in solving more than one mystery in good clean writing. Lots of positive vibes coming from Norman and Fletcher continues to be more aware of his negativity. Gives the reader lots to think about. A bonus is great narration and an interesting crime to solve.

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Hilarious second edition to this fabulous series

Revisado: 02-23-25

This series has some of the best dialogue I have ever listened to or read. It does not matter if the crimes or the solving of the crimes don't always make sense in a traditional way, this is dark comedy at it's best. May and Fletcher are a fabulous duo. Can never say enough good things about Jonathan Keeble.

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Entertaining and brilliantly narrated

Revisado: 02-22-25

If you enjoy dark humor this is the book for you. Delightful characters, with an interesting mystery tossed in.

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