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Salt in the Wounds

Michael Brady, Book 1

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Salt in the Wounds

By: Mark Richards
Narrated by: Luke R Francis
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His best friend has been murdered, his daughter's in danger.

There's only one answer. Going back to his old life.

The one that cost him his wife…

Michael Brady was a high-flying detective, working on a high-profile case.

And much too close to the truth.

Someone arranged a hit-and-run.

But they missed Brady. And hit his wife.

And after six months sitting by her bed, he took the only decision he could take. He turned the machine off.

Now he's back home in Whitby. Trying to rebuild his life. And be a good dad to his teenage daughter.

But when his best friend is murdered Brady–unwillingly at first–is drawn into the investigation.

And when the only people he has left are threatened, he finds there's only one answer.

Going back to his old life…

Salt in the Wounds is the first novel from award winning writer and blogger Mark Richards. It's set in Whitby, on the North Yorkshire coast, and tells the story of former Detective Inspector Michael Brady. His wife's dead and he's back in his home town–trying to rebuild his life and be a good dad to his 13 year old daughter.

©2020 Mark Richards (P)2020 W. F. Howes Ltd
Crime Thrillers Suspense Thriller Fiction Marriage

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Great story, although I did occasionally get a bit confused with so many characters

Great characters and I enjoyed the dad/daughter relationship. I did sometimes find it confusing when the narrative talked about the (newly realised) connection between some of the characters which then got explained later as Mark was talking to the fish shop guy for example. I thought I'd tuned out earlier and missed thing but realised I probably hadn't.

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Short of its full potential

Good story. Characters lack depth. Felt like there must be an earlier book that gave more background.

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Crime meets the seaside

I persevered to the end but I didn't find this particularly gripping. Quite formulaic and full of tropes.

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