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Murder on the Marsh
Murder on the Marsh
Murder on the Marsh
Audiobook6 hours

Murder on the Marsh

Written by Anne Penketh

Narrated by Michael Healy

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

3.5/5

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A boy's body is found in a churchyard. His heart has been cut out . . .

DI Sam Clayton has never dealt with such an extreme crime in the quiet Norfolk villages that are part of his patch. When a waitress, Emma Dawson, disappears, it looks like the police might have a serial killer on their hands. Emma seems to have been part of cultish group obsessed with contacting the dead via a medieval mystic. But a mysterious Frenchman and one of the local nature wardens are also suspects. The mystery is further complicated by the locals' reluctance to share their secrets with the police. DI Clayton's team also harbour some tragic secrets and it looks like only one of his detectives will be kept on, even if they do catch the vicious killer.

When another child disappears, DI Clayton faces a race against time to prevent any further crimes. Not only that, but he must confront local superstitions and keep his team under control as violence threatens to spiral out of control.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateFeb 7, 2017
ISBN9781515987604
Murder on the Marsh

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  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    DI Sam Clayton and his team are investigating the death of eight year old Jimmy Spratley, found in a graveyard with his heart cut out. Then another body is discovered. Is there a connection, what could be the motive.
    DS Everett seemed to have an unwarranted complex when it came to her boss, consequently I didn't really like her character. She seemed too self absorbed.
    A solid well-written start to the series, but I did prefer a later book in the series