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The Freeman Files Series, Book 2
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Narrated by:
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Roger Clark
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By:
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Ted Tayler
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A newly formed Crime Review Team is investigating cold cases that defied their colleagues.
Austerity cuts mean that Gus Freeman only has a team of three to assist him. Detective Sergeant Alex Hardy, a police pursuit motorcyclist, currently uses a wheelchair as he recovers from a high-speed accident. Detective Sergeant Neil Davis is a bright young detective, whose family members have served in the Wiltshire force for generations. Lydia Logan Barre, the forensic psychologist graduate, is attractive, outspoken, and fiercely competitive.
In his first case, Freeman soon found his footing after three years in retirement. Now a murderer awaits sentencing, and another cold-case file has landed on his desk. He must look into the case of Trudi Villiers, a twenty-six-year-old barmaid murdered as she walked home from the Ring O’Bells pub in October, 2003.
Trudi may have been a good-time girl with a string of lovers, but she was someone’s daughter, and Freeman wants his team to find the truth about what happened to her on that fateful night.
©2019 by Ted Tayler (P)2022 by Blackstone PublishingWhat listeners say about Last Orders
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- Anonymous User
- 25-03-2024
Excellent story Excellent Narrator
An interesting Detective story well thought out and the Narrator-was perfect for the story worth reading
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- Anonymous User
- 23-06-2024
Icky handling of the subject matter (spoiler-ish)
The amount of agreed upon slut shaming of the victim in this story by pretty much every character is disturbing. I don’t get the sense that the author is showing us how wrong it is for the police, parents, acquaintances etc of a victim to think and act this way. Rather it’s presented as straightforward and it seems that the author thinks it’s totally normal and acceptable and she deserves it, and by extension pretty much deserved how she died. Left a really bad taste.
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