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  • Chicago Homicide

  • The City Murders, Book 3
  • By: John C. Dalglish
  • Narrated by: Rich McVicar
  • Length: 5 hrs and 6 mins
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Chicago Homicide

By: John C. Dalglish
Narrated by: Rich McVicar
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Detective Reggie Brown has put in 30 years with the Chicago PD, nearly half of those in homicide. In just weeks, he will retire, but his future becomes uncertain when a disturbing new case takes control of his life. Chad Marshall is an up-and-coming reporter with WWND-10 TV in Chicago. He's given information that leads to a gruesome discovery and sends him on a hunt for the story of his career. Despite opposing interests, the detective and the reporter must join together to stop a killer. Together, they travel down a dark path as they're pushed to solve a case of Chicago Homicide.

©2016 John Dalglish (P)2016 John Dalglish
Fiction Police Procedural Romance Mystery Detective Chicago Suspense
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Good & enjoyable book

So far I have enjoyed all the city murder books I have listened to. It may take some time getting used to this style of writing, but once that has passed I started enjoying the series. Dalglish gives a realistic description of the day to day routine of a homicide detective, which includes some of of the mundane details of the job. This book still is entertaining and has a fair amount of suspense. The author finds original ways to keep the reader guessing, so there is always pleasant surprises. I really enjoy the description of the cities, the streets, restaurants, etc as well as the interactions between the various characters. This book has a feel good atmosphere and is well suited for the long bus drive or flight. If one is looking for a book that focuses more on the mystery and less on the day to day life of a detective, then I would go for something else but if one does not mind a little of both then this series is worth looking into.

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