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Murder of Angels
- Detective Inspector Declan Walsh, Book 2
- Narrated by: Robin Laing
- Length: 9 hrs and 9 mins
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Summary
The second book in a new series of procedural crime thrillers featuring DI Walsh and the team of the Last Chance Saloon, Murder of Angels is perfect for fans of L. J. Ross, Ian Rankin, Damian Boyd and Ann Cleeves.
Finding a home at DCI Alexander Monroe's Last Chance Saloon Crime Unit, Declan and his team are still recovering from the fallout connected to their most recent case....
But when Declan's old mentor, now terminally ill with cancer confesses to a gruesome murder, on the condition that Declan himself takes on the case, Declan and his colleagues find themselves in a race against time to find the real killer before a violent gang war breaks out over it. But soon another witness appears, claiming that he knows where the victim’s body is buried; in the process revealing another body in Birmingham, identical in every way. Now, with both North London and South Birmingham becoming battlegrounds and with vendettas reaching boiling point, Declan Walsh must delve back into the world of Johnny and Jackie Lucas, the East End ‘Twins’, as he tries to discover how one victim can have two identical bodies.
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- Mrs CJ
- 28-10-22
Already downloading Ep3
Another incredibly complicated story. This time I only just managed to keep up with the plot twists and turns, but I worked out some of it. Really likeable main characters, love the daughter, Jess, and again can’t wait to start listening to the next one. I love Robin Laing’s narration, he is absolutely brilliant. Despite the sheer number of characters, I always knew who was talking. Highly recommended.
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- Nicola
- 01-09-23
Slow start
This took a while to get into but I am glad I stuck with it - will definitely read the next in series.
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- Amazon Customer
- 01-01-22
Loved it
Great story line, enjoying the Walsh story line. Can't wait to read the next instalment.
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- Rebecca C
- 24-07-22
Very enjoyable
I've enjoyed both books in the series so far. There's a good range of interesting characters who have plenty of room for development. I really like this narrator and seeing it was him drew me to trying the stories. The downside is the stories can be a little over-convoluted at times and the overuse of corrupt police.
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- ms
- 27-01-24
Well,what can I say
Loved the first book,this one , not so much.
It was way too muddled. I'm sure the author had it straight in his head,but there were too many characters in this. I'm sure many of them were surplus to requirements.
The story line was a bit laughable,mainly because of one too many twists.
The narrator,while certainly not the worst I've heard, could not do certain accents.
I may try another,then again,I may not.
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- Avid crime fiction reader
- 22-03-22
Another great crime thriller
Great story and loving how the characters and continuation back story is developing. Good narration as well.
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- patwebb
- 23-06-22
Jack Gatland now one of my favourite authors
The title of my review says it all. The main characters in it are easy to like and the plot is good. For anyone who enjoys the Grace novel by Peter James, Jack Logan by JD Kirk or DI Callanach by Helen Fields I would strongly recommend. I mustn't forget to mention the narrator Robin Laing, who, for me, makes an excellent job of reading any book. Very easy to listen to.
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- Kent Bird Lover
- 22-08-23
Nowhere near as good as the first book
The author has gone from a brilliant twisty tale in the first book to a run of the mill crime family saga in this second outing for Declan Walsh. Way too many characters made it difficult to follow who was who. The twists weren't really twists as you could see them coming a mile off.
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- Cathryn B.
- 16-04-22
going back
What a disappointment! I managed to get to chapter 23 and give up. Just couldn't follow this book very mixed up and not at all enthralling
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- Amazon Customer
- 28-01-23
Narration!!!
Are all the narrators sourced from failed East Enders auditions? Doesn’t anyone listen before these books are made available on audible?
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