Forgotten Lives

Whitby's Forgotten Victims, Book 2

De: Wes Markin

Narrado por: Aubrey Parsons

Uncover the dark secrets of Whitby's Forgotten Victims in this gripping new thriller by bestselling British crime author Wes Markin.

Detective Chief Inspector Frank Black has always believed that no life should be forgotten.

While consumed by the search for his missing daughter, Frank is called to the North York Moors when a decades-old body is discovered behind the cellar wall of the derelict Rusty Anchor pub.

With the help of unconventional Detective Inspector Gerry Carver, Frank delves into seedy past of the pub and its notorious poker nights, where the town's most notorious locals gathered. But as they uncover the truth, they find themselves in a dangerous game with desperate individuals who have all experienced unimaginable trauma.

As the case become more complex, Frank starts to question if he's been wrong all along.

Could it be that not everyone deserves justice?

And are some lives better off forgotten?

Bestselling Wes Markin is back with the start of an exciting new series, perfect for fans of David Gatward, JD Kirk, Rachel McLean, JM Dalgleish and Simon McCleave.

©2024 Wes Markin (P)2024 Wes Markin

Reseñas de la Crítica

'Take shelter! There’s a storm brewing over Whitby. Compelling, atmospheric, characters to root for – this book has everything! ' TG Reid, Dark is the Grave

confusing

it was difficult to keep all the characters straight since they have no relevance to the story until the end. Also all the characters but Ryland were unlikable, especially the main character.

I am hooked

I really enjoyed this series .I hope there is more to come. You have to be patient with the characters,but they do grow on you. Narration is perfect and makes all the difference in the world. Thank you

Good storytelling

I like these characters and the multiple storylines. The narrator is good. Will read all of the books by this author.

Excellent if you like We Markin check out Ross Greenwood too

Wes Markin’s books are excellent. The narrator brings the story to life in a way many other writers can’t bring to their stories.

Too disturbing to Finish

The depiction of child sexual abuse and long term damage to multiple interconnected individuals was too intense for me to finish. I have no complaint about the quality of the writing. The reader was quite good. It was just too disturbing for me.