Graves on the Fens

DI Nikki Galena, Book 14

De: Joy Ellis

Narrado por: Henrietta Meire

From two-million-selling author Joy Ellis comes one of the most keenly anticipated mysteries this year.

It arrives in the morning. An old-fashioned airmail envelope addressed to Detective Nikki Galena. Inside, on a single sheet of blue airmail paper, are three words: You failed me.

The second airmail envelope arrives at Nikki's home address. The same message. Only this time, it's followed by four names: Alexandra Cornfield, Ruth Baker, Bethany Lyons, Leanne Delaney.

Four missing women. Four local women whose bodies were never found.

The contents of the third letter, delivered by motorcycle courier, are even more disturbing.

The letter leads directly to the discovery of a body buried in a shallow grave out on the Fens. And Nikki and her partner Detective Joseph Easter are plunged into a baffling murder investigation.

Someone appears to be pursuing a personal vendetta against Nikki—and she has no idea who, or why. But one thing she does know: whoever it is is playing a very twisted game—and if Nikki and her team don't stop them, more deaths will follow.

©2022 Joy Ellis (P)2023 Tantor

Great story

As usual, a winner from Joy Ellis. Her Nikki Galena books are my favorites of hers. It was good to have Matt Ballard play a part in this case. And there was even a Jackman mention.

The team is great. This puzzle of a case stretched them all to solve it. Good teamwork.

Excellent narration by Henrietta Meire as we have come to expect.

Now I wonder what will be next in the lives of Nikki and Joseph.

A great series

I really enjoyed this entire series. The stories were engaging, and I appreciated the strong female characters. Although each book had a similar structure, each one was unique enough to hold my interest.

Excellent story!

Enjoyed this from beginning to end. Storyline that keeps you engaged, interested and great reader (as always)!

Joy Ellis comes through away!

Great story, interesting twists, and told only as Joy Ellis can. Character development was particularly good.

Joy Ellis continues to e one of my favourite reads

I love Joy Ellis and this latest novel was as good as ever. Having lived in Lincolnshire and my mum being a yellow belly the books fondly remind me of my home and family too. Always a good read. Keep them coming!