Down Among the Dead

DI Nick Dixon Crime, Book 10

De: Damien Boyd

Narrado por: Simon Mattacks

Somerset’s bloody past meets a dangerous present in this thriller from the bestselling DI Nick Dixon crime series.

When a badly decomposed body is discovered during an archaeological dig on the Sedgemoor battlefield, Avon and Somerset police are notified immediately. The remains are recent, and Detective Chief Inspector Peter Lewis knows exactly who they have found.

A single stab wound from a curved blade implicates convicted serial killer Daniel Parker, who Lewis arrested fifteen years ago.

With Parker’s appeal hearing imminent, Lewis comes under intense pressure to pin this new murder on him quickly and quietly. It’s an open and shut case - and Lewis should know - so why then does he insist on assigning it to DI Nick Dixon?

As Dixon starts to re-examine the original investigation, shocking revelations come in from the forensics team. And just as Dixon’s worst fears begin to surface, another body is found…

©2020 by Damien Boyd. (P)2020 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Felled by a Blade, Dried Like a Prune

Wow! This one is hard to put down! The victims stabbed by a sharp scythe blade, then dried until they are shriveled up prunes. Oh, my goodness!!! And the serial killer that DI Lewis put in jail all those years ago, Daniel Parker is up for parole . . . and oops, we’ve got another murder . . . can’t be Parker, he’s in jail. The site of an archaeological dig on the Sedgemoor battlefield is the scene of the crime. And that in itself is interesting, as I had never heard of that battle. So, history lesson for me. DI Lewis and DI Dixon learn a lot about one another in this installment of the series, and I really like them both. DC Jane Winter, Monty, Dixon’s faithful dog are other favorites. The case with ties going back fifteen years is mind boggling and as in the other DI Dixon books, I couldn’t stop listening. What a fantastic and detailed story! I didn’t see the resolution coming. Excellent conclusion!

Narrator still not trying to make women

believable.
Plot interesting, but being American and West Coast at that, I found a last battle in a specific part of England 300 years ago hard to connect to.

Engrossing story coupled with fabulous voice acting

Outstanding audio. Each character has their own voice. The story keeps you riveted and guessing.

Love Damien

Still not crazy about Simon Mattacks,
Napoleon Ryan rocks. Other than that I love the characters and story.

Book review

Interesting story line. I enjoy reading book series and this was good choice. The characters continue to grow with each book.