The Girl’s Last Cry
Detective Lexi Bennett, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Sofia Zervudachi
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By:
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Alison Belsham
About this listen
The girl lies on the dark ground, one arm flung out as if she is still looking for someone to help her. But her wide eyes are staring upward, and Lexi knows that it is too late....
Detective Lexi Bennett is walking through the quiet Canterbury streets when she hears screaming. Rushing toward the sound, she finds the body of a teenage girl lying beneath one of the city’s ancient towers. Lexi looks up at the cold grey stone, and vows that she will find answers. Did the girl jump or fall, or was she pushed?
Olivia’s distraught parents say their daughter was a talented musician with everything to live for. Lexi’s nephew Sam, who knew Olivia, tearfully insists that she would never have taken her own life. But when a note is found, Lexi reluctantly wraps up the case.
Then, another teenager is found dead on a deserted path beneath a cliff. Lexi is certain there’s a link, especially when she learns that the boy was a musician too. His note uses the same phrases as Olivia’s, and when a second person’s footprints are found at the scene, Lexi realizes she is on the track of a master manipulator...and ruthless killer.
With her boss still unconvinced that the deaths are murders, Lexi races to find proof to back up her hunch and to understand what lies behind these evil attacks on vulnerable children.
And then she gets a call that fills her with dread. Her nephew Sam is missing.
Can Lexi outsmart a truly brutal monster, or will her own family pay the price?
A totally gripping crime thriller that will have you listening late into the night. Fans of Karin Slaughter, Rachel McLean, and J M Dalgliesh will love The Girl’s Last Cry.
©2023 Alison Belsham (P)2023 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.What listeners say about The Girl’s Last Cry
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- Colette
- 19-07-23
Brilliant
I was looking forward to this after listening to the first book last week, it didn’t disappoint. Great story and character development with excellent narration.
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- Karen S.
- 04-09-23
Wow just brilliant
What a fantastic series ..
After my apprehension over the narrator in book 1 and the sense there was no emotion coming through, it came through by the bucket load .. not a single bad thing to say about this book .. excellent storyline , beautifully written and superb was perfect . Very highly recommend.. I really hope it’s not long till the next book in the series is written and available
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