Forgotten Souls
Whitby's Forgotten Victims, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Aubrey Parsons
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Wes Markin
About this listen
Continue to discover the dark truths of Whitby's Forgotten Victims in this gripping new thriller by bestselling British crime author Wes Markin.
No soul is quiet, yet the cry of the forgotten soul is impossible to ignore.
When the sea yields a grim discovery on Whitby's coast, DCI Frank Black hears the haunting cry of Greg Lyle - a vulnerable 13-year-old boy fascinated by sea creatures, last seen walking his beloved dog, Buddy, twenty-six years ago.
Alongside his autistic companion, DI Gerry Carver, Frank pursues this cry through a labyrinth of shattered homes, hidden identities, and religious obsessions.
In Greg, Frank recognises Gerry's vulnerability. In Simon Lyle, he sees reflections of his own failings as a father.
As buried truths surface, Frank's resolve only strengthens.
He will answer the cry of this forgotten soul.
Even if it costs him his own.
Bestselling Wes Markin is back with the start of an exciting new series, perfect for fans of David Gatward, JD Kirk, Rachel McLean, JM Dalgliesh and Simon McCleave.
©2024 Wes Markin (P)2024 Wes MarkinCritic reviews
'Take shelter! There’s a storm brewing over Whitby. Compelling, atmospheric, characters to root for – this book has everything!' TG Reid, Dark is the Grave
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- Loraine Brennan
- 21-11-24
Totally Unputdownable
Absolutely love this series, how can you not love grumpy, old school copper Frank and straight to the point Gerry? In theory the contrast between these two characters shouldn't really work but with Wes Markin's outstanding writing it is a fantastic read (or listen in this case) and the listener is drawn in to a remarkable story which brings together the past and present with such feeling parts of it literally take your breath away and Aubrey Parsons is the perfect narrator for this series. Next instalment please Mr. Markin.
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