There's No Such Thing as a Perfect Crime

DI Redding, Book 1

De: Andrew Hawthorne

Narrado por: Grant Love

Claire Redding, a rising star within Police Scotland, is being fast-tracked for greater things. Having played a key role in bringing down a major drugs gang in Glasgow, Claire is promoted to the position of Detective Inspector and transferred to "L" Division in Dumbarton. She is tasked with solving a series of local burglaries which all have one thing in common: They appear to be perfect crimes.

DI Redding firmly believes that there's no such thing as a perfect crime and is determined to catch the elusive thief and further enhance her career. The pressure builds on the ambitious young DI when the burglaries are linked to a murder, and she is given the opportunity of a lifetime to make her mark! However, it soon becomes clear that the thief will not hesitate to kill anyone who gets in his way as the story races to a dramatic and violent ending.

©2020 Andrew Hawthorne (P)2022 Andrew Hawthorne

Twisted Mystery

This was well written. action-packed, fast paced , twisted mystery of burglaries and then murder keeps the new detective Claire Redding on their toes. The criminal was a surprise. Grant Love has a wonderful Scottish accent.

great story!!

I love how this audio book grabbed my attention and hung onto it to the end!!!

A complex mystery thriller ride

Received as an audio to review from the narrator Grant Love, this is an honest review. Grant delivers a great performance that elevates the author's story as you're immersed into the darker sides of crime. A shadowy thief carefully lifts jewelry no one will miss, leaving the police with no real leads to follows. DI Claire Redding knows something as missing, that vital clue to deliver justice; but with each step closer Claire and her colleagues get closer to the truth, none of them could expect a murderer is among their team and desperate to remain a secret... no matter how high the cost is to everyone else.

Highly recommended

Crime Mystery

There’s No Such Thing as a Perfect Crime by Andrew Hawthorne is an excellent police/ criminal mystery. Grant Love did an amazing job with the narration. The story is interesting, engaging, dramatic, action packed, fast- paced, and thrilling. A thief think that will get away with the perfect crime but they didn’t expect that one of the best detectives in the case. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend

Good listen

I really enjoyed listening to this book. Interesting story line. Keep it a guessing. Overall good book.

Cozy Mystery

I really enjoyed getting to know the well written characters and can’t wait to start book 2 of the series. This audible is especially enjoyable because of the great narration of Grant Love.

stunning

This was intriguing. Some really gutsy moves on the part of the criminal. I would have been ill (if I were the criminal) when the pieces clicked into place!! It's chilling hoe they covered their tracks and were willing to kill. What a revelation at the end. You never know what someone's capable of. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing the characters and story to life. I especially enjoyed the accent.

Good 1st Book

I read/ listen to a lot of crime books, so I figured out the criminal within the first part of the story. However this was a well written story and I highly enjoyed it.
Love the Narrator's accent, he did a Great job with the various characters voices and the entire storyline.

Best of its genre

This book just grabs you and holds on till the final sentence.
One of the few modern police thrillers that can do that.
Looking forward to the next DI Redding book.
I'd even say as good as Taggart.

They’re gonna figure it out…

In a day and age where police corruption is so apparent, this is a pretty topical subject to listen to. I enjoyed the quick thinking detective work, and the attention to small details which ended up proving that there is no such thing as a perfect crime, even when committed by someone who is used to finding any and all evidence that remains at a scene. Grant Love did a great job, per usual!❤️