Sunday Morning Coming Down
A Frieda Klein Novel, Book 7
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Beth Chalmers
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Nicci French
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Psychotherapist Frieda Klein's home is her refuge until she returns to find it has become a disturbingly bloody crime scene. Beneath the floorboards the police have found the body of a man she had hired to help protect her.
When those closest to Frieda begin to be targeted, the picture becomes more skewed. Unless Frieda can find and stop whoever is threatening her friends and family, her love and loyalty could come at a truly fatal cost.
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- Kim shields
- 06-02-2022
The end!
It is sad to finally come to the end of the last book in the series. I will miss Freda and her motley crew. They all became part of my life over the past couple of weeks while binge listen to the whole 7 books in a row. Enjoyable series! Nicci French my favourite husband and wife duo.
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- Heidi (but books are better)
- 13-11-2017
Great series
Avid readers and lovers of the Frieda Klein series will know that the last book ended on a massive cliff-hanger, with Frieda finding a rotting body under the floor boards of her house. So I had been eagerly looking forward to Sunday Morning Coming Down to find out what happens next. And I am happy to say that French’s latest book is full of the same chrilling details that made the series so irresistible for me. In Sunday Morning Coming Down, Frieda must use her unusual skills for sniffing out the truth to protect the ones closest to her, as her loved ones are the targets for brutal attacks, and not even her patients are safe. With Dean Reeve still out there, and the police (who finally have to believe Frieda that he is still alive) unable to find him, Frieda is at her wits’ end how to escape his unwanted (and deadly) attention. But things are not quite as they seem – and Frieda must use all her skills to stay one step ahead of a ruthless killer.
There is a reason why the Nicci French writing duo remains firmly on my list of favourite writers – theirs are dark and disturbing books that mess with my mind, and I love that! Sunday Morning Coming Down is no exception, with the added element of danger to beloved characters from earlier books in the series, which had me on tenterhooks! I will not go into any details, for fear of giving something away, only to say that I thoroughly enjoyed this book, as I have its predecessors.
If you are a lover of unusual protagonists and chilling psychological thrillers, and haven’t discovered this series yet, it’s well worth picking up the first book now. Frieda Klein is a psychotherapist, and a somewhat remote, prickly and often not very likeable character, but if you give her a chance she will grow on you and take you along on her many walks through London’s lesser known places to think and work out the missing links to many murder cases. Whilst I was not a fan of her in the first book (Blue Monday), I am glad I have persevered – she really is a fascinating character who I now look forward to connecting with. This is definitely a series that should be read in order, as it relies heavily on backstory and the emotional baggage the characters share over the course of the seven book currently published. I believe that the eighth – and final – book will be out early next year. I can’t wait to read it, but will be sad to see the end of Frieda Klein.
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- Anonymous User
- 25-04-2020
CRIME
I love Love Love her books. I can't wait to read her next great book.
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- Tezza
- 02-04-2018
Well worth the wait
I have read every book in the series in turn and each is as seamlessly constructed as the last. Each book is a gripping and relentless read from beginning to end. Again, I could not put this one down until I finished it.
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- Nat Venosi
- 11-07-2019
Sad to get closer to the end...
I wish the series wasn’t going to come to end....I have been drawing them out over months to make them last! I love the characters and feel part of their whole experience, Beth Chalmers makes it come to life. A special place I can escape to that am going to miss.
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- Joanne
- 02-11-2017
Not the best in the series, but enjoyable
Not the best in the series, rather formulaic, but still an enjoyable listen.
Narration was excellent.
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- Daina
- 06-11-2017
Confusing mess
A mess of characters and story line not explained. Couldn’t get into this book and kept hoping for a revelation right up to the disappointing end.
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- Kathy Burns
- 30-10-2017
An interesting thriller....
There was an intense story, some development of familiar characters and an ending which seems innately predictable.
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