The Silent Sleep of the Dying
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Narrated by:
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Sean Barrett
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Keith McCarthy
About this listen
When Mark Hartmann is asked to perform a post-mortem on a lab assistant killed by cancer, everything looks straightforward. But his initial findings are surprising: Millicent Sweet appears to have died of several different, aggressive tumours. Before he can discuss this with colleagues, he's called to a conference in Scotland. A serious error of judgement gives a pharmaceutical company a handle on him, and they threaten to expose his excesses unless he falsifies his report on Sweet.
Meanwhile, Millicent's father is suspicious about her death and has contacted lawyer Helena Flemming. Her partner, former forensic pathologist John Eisenmenger, uncovers the original post-mortem and deception, and is determined to unearth the reasons behind the pharmaceutical company's actions.
©2004 Keith McCarthy (P)2007 Isis Publishing LtdWhat listeners say about The Silent Sleep of the Dying
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- Sandra
- 30-06-2017
Top Shelf
Really good. Better than the first. Looking forward to the rest of this series. Sean Barrett brilliant as usual, bringing McCarthy's exceptional characters into vivid reality in the mind's eye. Unmissable really. If this were a physical book, it would be kept on my top shelf.
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- Peter Eerden
- 25-01-2017
Another excellent who done it
I really enjoy this series and had already downloaded the next in the series. The very flawed characters, both goodies and baddies bare there souls for all to see and the humour in the story keeps me guessing. Highly recommended.
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- Cecile
- 04-08-2020
Pathologically addictive!
Keith McCarthy’s penmanship combined with Sean Barrett’s dulcet tones have delivered the best suite of books in this genre I’ve listened to.
Many thanks to them both.
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