A Secret to Die For

DCI Cook Murder Mystery, Book 2

De: Jack Cartwright

Narrado por: Graham Mack

Terrible secrets never die, terrible people do

A ninety-eight-year-old landowner being found dead in his home comes as no surprise to DCI Charles Cook. But the way that Hugo Garfield died is beyond suspicious - hanging from a chandelier in his sprawling Lincolnshire country estate.

As DCI Cook and his team delve into the victim's darkand twisted past, it soon becomes clear that not only did Hugo Garfield have more than a few enemies, but the motive for his murder could lie buried deep in the past.

For Cook and his team, this is no ordinary investigation, but for those who knew Hugo Garfield, his death marks the promise of a truth that nobody can bear to hear.

Who would want to murder a dying man so brutally? How has the story remained untold for so long? And can DCI Cook and his team unravel some of the darkest secrets in local history?

From the bestselling author of the Wild Fens Murder Mysteries, A Secret To Die For is the second installment inthe DCI Cook Murder Mystery series and is perfect for fans of rural crime authors such as JM Dalgliesh, LJ Ross, Simon McCleave, Ann Cleeves, and Val McDermid.

A breathtaking murder mystery that you will never forget, inspired by a classic Dickens tale that we all know and love.

©2024 Jack Cartwright (P)2024 Jack Cartwright

Great writing!

A very well written story that truly draws you in to the main character. I wish it could have gone on forever.

Another good mystery

Some engaging characters beyond the main cast kept the interest high. It took a while to get used to the two timelines, but it made sense. My only complaint is that the younger characters all sounded much older than they were supposed to be. Mostly my “great expectations” were met.

Incredible

What an incredible story! I could not put down and listened to for days and nights till I finished. All characters were interesting . The narrator’s voice was perfect . Lastly, I cried at the end because it was so moving towards the end. Thank you!