Gone

Meredith & Hodge Novels, Book 16

De: M K Turner

Narrado por: Lee Beddow

GONE

When the body of a young woman is discovered in a field near Reading, it is linked to a similar discovery five years earlier. Both women had lived in or near Bristol, both had boarded a train at Temple Meads bound for London, but never reached their destination, and both were found murdered within a few miles of each other. The cold case review team in Bristol, headed by DCI John Meredith, takes on the case.

With few leads to go on, and the passage of time, it was always going to be a tough case to solve. But with the team shorthanded, and Meredith’s personal life in freefall, the team questions if Meredith will be around to see the case through, and if their department can survive.

GONE is book sixteen in the Meredith & Hodge series.
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©2024 Marcia K Turner (P)2024 Marcia K Turner

Outstanding once again.

MK Turner has once again created an adventure that has it's twists, turns, humor and angst. Lee Beddow brings all of the Meredith and Hodge characters to life with great talent and compassion. Having listened to the 15 previous books in this series...I will say this is probably the most emotionally charged one thus far. I was on a emotional roller coaster that I wanted off of and yet couldn't not ride through to the end. And once I disembarked I was shaking my head and excited for book 17 to see where this journey goes next. I did not see the angst coming in this book and thought 3 or 4 times I had the entire thing figured out....so not true. MK Turner does an incredible job of writing a book that keeps me engaged and on the verge of total absorption without regard for other responsibilities. I have to be grateful that her books are not 24 hours long in narration length or I would have a serious issue with daily responsibilities. I am going to suggest that if you are new to Meredith and Hodge do not start here. This book is one that I would not consider a stand alone. I enjoyed all the feelings this book allowed me to share even a few tears which is so not a common occurrence when I am reading. Thanks to MK Turner and Lee Beddow for an outstanding listen that Gone was for me.