Songs for the Dead
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Narrated by:
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Richard Elfyn
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Stephen Puleston
About this listen
A psychotic with an ear for melodies. A detective trapped inside his own mind. Can he catch the killer before the final beat?
Welsh Inspector Ian Drake barely manages to keep his OCD under control. So, after two fellow police officers are brutally murdered on an isolated mountain route, the pressure to solve the case threatens to make him crack. But Drake feels his carefully constructed world falling apart when the killer taunts him with cryptic song lyrics and promises of more death.
As tensions build to a crescendo - both at home and at work - the weary detective’s fears are realized when a local politician appears slain by the same sinister hand. And as Drake keeps receiving the culprit’s cruel verses, his head pounds at the thought of more victims marching to their doom.
Can he catch the sociopathic felon before he loses his sanity...or his life?
Brass in Pocket is the first book in the dynamic Inspector Drake crime series. If you like police procedurals, clever mysteries, and gripping thrillers, then you’ll love Stephen Puleston’s unnerving whodunit.
©2013 Stephen Puleston (P)2018 Stephen PulestonWhat listeners say about Songs for the Dead
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- elizabeth b.
- 16-06-2021
Almost but almost is not enough.
This story is almost good. Unfortunately it’s not. The lead is such an unpleasant character, obsessed with himself, I didn’t even realise he had children till halfway through. What a shame as there are heaps of episodes. But I won’t be reading any more.
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- Barbara Martin
- 12-03-2021
Irritable
I tried very hard to get through this book but the main character, and it's all about him, is unlikeable and constantly irritated by everyone and everything. The story is okay but has been told many times before and better.
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