edels decision making

I could tel the plot half way but that didn't turn me off. edels decision making really annoyed me in this book but I did enjoy the overall story and how West and Edel final get together

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Excellent book

Really enjoyed listening and the narration by Stephen Daley was excellent. His voice is perfect for these books. 👏👏👏

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Enjoyable

Intriguing story and likeable characters. Thoroughly enjoyed this and some of the banter between the police colleagues made me laugh.

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excellent

I really like this author. she writes convoluted plots which keep me interested to rhe end

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Great writing

Enjoy the Authors writing style and the murder mystery genre. Glad I read book one as it is a continuation.

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Another very listenable story with a touch of romance.

Although this book is listed as a psychological thriller, I feel it is more an atypical Whodunit crime story. The only bug bare for me is the monotone drone of the Narrator. Speaking in a very staccato tone. Very, very distracting and spoils the overall enjoyment of the story

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Outstanding story

The narrator was brilliant and drew you into the story and you felt like you knew the characters involved and became part of the journey

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I am loving this series

I have enjoyed this second Dublin mystery and can't wait for the next one. Valerie Keogh is a brilliant storyteller. I love the Irish accent of the narrator.

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good storyline and narrator

The second one in the series I've listened to and enjoyed both books. Enjoying tha characters and the twists and turns. Love the narration. Perfect for an Irish setting and able to handle different accents without silly voices for the females. Hoping the next book won't involve a woman that needs saving from herself though. 😆

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Loving this series

It’s odd to describe a cop series as warm, almost cosy. But this is. The series could possibly have ended with book 2, so I’m curious to know where it’ll go now. This was the third Valerie Keogh book I’ve listened to. I started with The Nurse, which was, to my mind, quite unique and special. I don’t usually read series, so am not sure whether book 3 in this will keep me going, but I’m still keen to read all Keogh’s other books. If you haven’t read any of Keogh’s yet, I highly recommend The Nurse; if you like murder mysteries, you might find these … not too complicated, but delightful. The series may not have got me so excited by Keogh’s books, but I’m enjoying it and recommend that, although this book could stand alone, you’d weaken it by not starting at the beginning of the series.
One star removed from the narration because, for much of the book, there are very frequent over-long pauses that I found irritating, but either I got used to them, or they disappeared at some point. On the whole, he’s a good narrator.
After this somewhat picky review, I still give the book 5*. Now, on to book 3 :-)

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