The Keeper

DI Redding, Book 2

De: Andrew Hawthorne

Narrado por: Grant Love

When the body of a young Helensburgh woman is washed up on the shore of the River Clyde, DI Claire Redding takes on what turns out to be the biggest case of her career to date. The mystery deepens when forensic evidence found on the body reveals surprising results. However, pressure builds when the body of a well known local man is washed up a few days later and the young detective has not only to overcome some very serious personal issues but must solve the case quickly.

Full of drama and mystery, this pause-resister will keep you on the edge of your seat until its dramatic ending.

©2021 Andrew Hawthorne (P)2022 Andrew Hawthorne

Psychology is scary at times…

Another interesting chapter in the saga of DI Redding! I loved having no idea why “Robert” was doing the “research” he was doing until the very end, leaving me guessing his motive until the very last. Grant Love does a wonderful job bringing the characters to life!

A town indeed

If you love. Scottish accents this is the narrator for you. Done a good job. Book was good

Great Mystery

Claire Redding must discover why a woman was starved to death and washed up on the shore. She was a missing person for eight months. Weeks later a male body shows up. During this time Claire's cousin goes missing. Claire races against the clock to find her cousin. This mystery audiobook is gripping and entertaining. Grant Love narrates this book very well.

love this series

I love all of these audiobooks they are fun fast and keep my attention all the way through

Suspenseful

At times , Claire infuriated me, because she seemed very selfish where Peter was concerned. It was all about her career, and she should have been more open with Peter BEFORE moving in with him. Their relationship was quite the
role reversal!!! In what world is it okay to kidnap people to do research??? What a nut job!!! Some really quick thinking on Anne , Clair , and Brian's part. I enjoyed the journey. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing it to life. Enjoying the accent greatly.