The Silent Conversation

An Anderson & Costello Mystery, Book 13

De: Caro Ramsay

Narrado por: James MacPherson

When DNA evidence links a present-day murder to the disappearance of a young boy four years earlier, detectives Anderson and Costello are plunged into a baffling mystery.

It's been four years since four-year-old Johnny Clearwater disappeared without a trace one hot summer afternoon. Now, a new TV documentary series is revisiting the case, dredging up memories perhaps best left forgotten.

On the night the TV show is broadcast, detectives Anderson and Costello are called out to investigate the murder of a female police officer. On arriving at the scene, they discover that nothing about this death is as straightforward as it would appear. What was the victim doing in the garden of the exclusive gated residence where she was found? How did she die? Why is the key witness so reluctant to speak to them? Even the off-duty police officer who was first on the scene isn't telling them everything.

The pressure intensifies when a link is discovered between the dead woman and the disappearance of Johnny Clearwater four years earlier. What secrets are lurking behind the closed doors of this small, exclusive community...and what really happened to little Johnny Clearwater?

©2021 Caro Ramsay (P)2021 Canongate Books

Slow and Dull

The is decent, everything else is eh. There's too many characters to try and keep track of, some having different names they went by. They really stretched the limits of believability. To have that many peoples touch DNA conveniently perfectly preserved is laughable. Then someone they matched all to people. It's a ridiculous concept.

All I can say it's it's one of the most boring things I've had to endure. It's what I get for buying when only one review and they gave it a 5. Always always a mistake.