The Bathroom Murders

De: Mark L. Fowler

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

When a series of women are stabbed to death in their showers, DI Charlie Reed puts her neck on the line, disregarding the orders of her superiors in a desperate bid to catch the killer before they can strike again.

DI Charlie Reed is called to the scene of a murder in Fallowfield, a young woman found stabbed to death in the shower. The attack was frenetic, the victim suffering more than a hundred wounds. And yet there is no trace of evidence at the scene.

With the help of her faithful sidekick DS Paul Rigsby, Reed investigates and a man is brought in for questioning. But while he is in custody there is a second, almost identical, murder.

Panic grips Manchester as Reed and Rigsby come under intense pressure to crack the case before more women die. But while all eyes rest on one suspect, Reed remains unconvinced, and even Rigsby seems unwilling to go with her this time.

With pressure mounting by the hour Reed’s future is on the line.

'I romped through this book, picking it up whenever I had a spare moment (and sometimes when I didn’t).' Charliebeesbooks.

'Wow wow wow. If you are looking for a fast paced, gritty but witty read look no further.' Jules@weymouth.
'Brilliant book.' Colin Blackman.

'A great new series.' Jenmedbooklover.

'Wow. Once I started this book I couldn't put it down and I can't wait to read the next book when it comes out.' Lisa Trussler.

'I know many people enjoy gritty crime but still appreciate a dash of humour. You will find that here, in a new series from Mark Fowler. The two main investigators have a great relationship. Mutual respect but lots of banter, and this lightens what could be unrelenting bloody corpse scenes. It looks like being the start of another great series, and I really enjoyed it.' Ignite.

'Just could not put this down a real twist of a page turner would highly recommend.' Karen H.

'This is a wonderfully written “who done it” story that I really enjoyed. The detectives are likeable and I found myself really rooting for the lead lady detective. Once again as with other books by the author I was unable to call what was going to happen right up until the very end. The plot line was interesting enough to keep me wanting to read on without being too outlandish or complex. Would 100% recommend this book!' Nafiza.

'Terrific start to a series.' Mary R.

'Reed and Rigsby are a brilliant combination. Not the first of Marks books I’ve read and won’t be the last.' Amazon Customer.

'Brilliant! Thoroughly good read. Great storyline. Characters are excellent, and well written. Fast paced. Highly recommend this book to anyone. Enjoy.' Delyth Woods.

'Having read this author's Tyler and Mills series, I was looking forward to his new character and wasn't disappointed. Fowler draws Charlie Reed with convincing expertise and pulls the reader effortlessly into a pacy and tense thriller which keeps the murders and revelations coming without straining credulity. As with the other series, the plot twists defy guesswork and I thought the narrative pacing well judged. Definitely a great read.' J. Middleton.

'Cracking read! Having read Mark’s previous book’s I was looking forward to this one and I was not disappointed.
Charlie Reed is a great lead character and has a good rapport with Rigsby. They are under pressure to solve a heinous crime that has a town on edge. It will have you gripped from beginning to end.
Had me looking over my shoulder in the shower!!'
Sit back and enjoy. DKG70.