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Time to Die
- Narrated by: Adjoa Andoh
- Length: 10 hrs and 36 mins
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Summary
The kidnapping of a 12-year-old diabetic boy has blown the case of some missing children wide apart and the finger is pointing at the heart of the Met. Boss Corrigan sends in the only cop in his team who would care more about the life of a boy than about her own career. Detective Inspector Hanlon. And then he sends someone to spy on her.
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- Sally Prentis
- 08-11-17
Good story but too much repetitive detail
I enjoyed this book but would have enjoyed it even more if the author hadn’t kept repeating detail using many of the same descriptive words over and over and sometimes very close together. It detracted from a solid storyline.
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- Dani Wrafter
- 18-01-23
Really great
I loved this
Brilliant story
Great narration
I’ll be listening to all of the books in this series
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- John T.
- 23-07-22
exciting
very exciting story, but rather too graphic at times. an abrupt ending leaving much unresolved.
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- JOHN C.
- 03-04-22
Fantastic book
This is the first I’ve read by Alex Coombs and will definitely be reading the full series. The book is quiet hard hitting and difficult to read in parts as Alex Coombs doesn’t hold back, but writes in such a way that doesn’t go into full graphic details. The story line is brilliant. Definitely a hard book to put down.
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- M. J. Tudor
- 11-03-22
Love Hanlon series but .......
Good story and narration though grim in parts. Fat shaming relentless offensive and unnecessary
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- Amazon Customer
- 21-11-17
Outstanding
Unexpected when I got this audiobook in a two for one credit deal. So glad I did. Story was deep and complex and glad I got the sequel in the same deal. Time to start the next one...
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- Jazzymalloo
- 16-11-17
Took a little while to get going but well worth sticking with
The first few chapters had me debating whether to carry on, however I’m very glad I did... the story picks up pace and it kept me enthralled until the bloody brutal end.
Excellent story and wonderfully narrated by Adjoa Andoh.
About to start book 2
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- Erika Salzeck
- 07-07-14
Timely and transfixing.
I really could not stop listening to this gripping thriller. Amazon lists this as the start of a series - I do hope so.
DI Hanlon, "the face of post feminist policing", as a colleague describes her, is a complex and fascinating character - a cross between Boudicca and Superwoman. She may cut corners and dispense her own rough justice but we are behind her all the way. The plot is dark and sometimes deeply disturbing focusing as it does on institutional corruption and paedophilia but it is executed in an intelligent and un salacious manner and keeps the reader hooked until the end.
Extremely well written and extremely well read - this is I hope a tantalizing foretaste of things to come.