What Dies Inside Us

The DI Jimmy Bliss Crime Series, Book 11

De: Tony J. Forder

Narrado por: Andrew Cullum

The eleventh book in Tony J. Forder's bestselling DI Jimmy Bliss Crime series.

FOR SOME, LIFE CAN BE MURDER

When the police are unable to find a body, they are forced to dismiss a homeless veteran's claim that he witnessed a homicide. But after he is found murdered in the same spot two days later, DI Bliss and the Major Crime Unit set their sights on catching a ruthless killer.

Elsewhere, when the daughter of a cuckooed family is reported to have attempted suicide, Jimmy Bliss and DC Penny Chandler have their doubts and vow to uncover the truth. But the situation is about to get much worse, and violence is certain to erupt on the city streets.

In his final two investigations before retiring from the police force, Bliss undergoes a desperate search for answers. Answers that prove to be as elusive as the identities of the men making so many people's lives a complete misery. But with his colleagues every bit as determined to bring these people to justice, the team use all of their experience and insight to uncover the one lead they need to make a breakthrough in both cases…

©2023 Tony J. Forder (P)2024 W. F. Howes Ltd

Where was Greg???

Love DI Bliss series….. but this was hard to listen to because Greg’s voice was missing!
If DI Bliss continues as a PI please bring back Greg🙏🏾

DI Bliss never disappoints

Even with a new narrator, another great book. I can’t wait for the final installment of this series.

Why?

Why change the narrator after 10 previous books with same one and with one that sounded like a child sometimes! It really detracts from the story having to listen to a new voice!

Skip this one- different author

As a fan of DI Bliss, I have listened to all of his books and enjoyed them. This one however is a pass. With the change in narration, which was quite a surprise on book 11, but the story is not up to par with the rest. It was a bit boring and not at all captivating. I am not sure if it’s the change in narrator that has completely blown the story for me or if the story is that bad. Probably a bit of both. I don’t understand how authors change narrators so far into a series. The narrator on his own is fine, I feel badly for him as it’s hard to step into someone else’s shoes. I see my favorite author is on the next book but the last book is a different author as well.