• Road to Nowhere

  • The Race Is on to Find Sergeant Jason Knight (DCI Miller, Volume 3)
  • De: Steven Suttie
  • Narrado por: Simon Williams
  • Duración: 11 h y 47 m
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (2 calificaciones)

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De: Steven Suttie
Narrado por: Simon Williams
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Resumen del Editor

Off-Duty Police Sergeant Jason Knight from Bolton police station has disappeared whilst cycling in the Lancashire countryside. His wife raised the alarm. Jason is not the kind of man who would go missing. Something is very clearly wrong. The disappearance quickly becomes a full-scale alert, and counter-terror police are on standby, monitoring the situation extremely closely.

DCI Andrew Miller is drafted in urgently to try and figure out what the hell is going on, and why Knight might suddenly disappear. It's a race against time to find the popular, well respected Sergeant.

Meanwhile, the local press are calling for Miller's resignation following the infamous "Neighbours From Hell" trial, and newspaper revelations that suggest Miller could be responsible for an apparent miscarriage of justice.

If Andy Miller thought that he already had enough on his plate - he's about to discover that there's plenty of room for more, in this fast-paced, gritty thriller set in Manchester and The Trough of Bowland, in the heart of Lancashire.

©2016 Steven Suttie (P)2021 Steven Suttie

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Holy cow, he cut water off

Wow what punishment did that policeman take he must’ve suffered but he also made these ladies suffer and that should be the point of finding and knowing this police officer. If you have the stomach you will enjoy this immensely I loved it and I recommend it.

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extenuating circumstances

This was a lot to digest. The only one I felt empathy for was Peter. He tried to extract revenge for all the crimes against his wife (and other women) The villain used his place of power and authority for self evil deeds and git just deserts. I felt small empathy for the women, because they could pick up the pieces and move forward with their kids, but Peter was in limbo and stuck for eternity. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job bringing it to life.

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