A Fatal End

De: Faith Martin

Narrado por: Stephanie Racine

Oxford, 1963. In a dimly lit backstreet club, the crowd dances the night away to their favourite band’s infectious rhythm. But behind the music, trouble is brewing. Bandmates clash, two possessive girlfriends plot their next move, and the club manager pockets profits on the sly. Then, a tragic accident claims the life of the lead singer.

But was it truly an accident? Coroner Clement Ryder is suspicious. WPC Trudy Loveday realises there’s only one way to uncover the truth – going undercover into the shadowy depths of Oxford’s nightlife.

Meanwhile, Clement’s own secret is becoming increasingly difficult to keep hidden. And when the truth about the singer’s death finally comes to light, it might not be the only shock in store for Trudy…

A gripping, twisty cosy crime novel, perfect for fans of Agatha Christie, Richard Osman and M.C. Beaton.

‘A brilliant book! The pairing of Ryder and Loveday is a stroke of genius.’ Clare Chase, author of the Eve Mallow and Tara Thorpe mysteries©2022 Faith Martin (P)2022 HarperCollins Publishers Limited

Reseñas de la Crítica

‘There is so much to love about A Fatal End… Another nail-biting mystery awaits.’ The Lancashire Post

I love British female detective series. I have several, but this is the best. Thank you.m

Just finished listening to the Ryder-❤️Loveday series of (8) for the 3rd time !! have been waiting a year and a half for number nine. Please tell me  that you are continuing this wonderful series ?🙏👍😄😻 THOMAS  & Khloe sarasota Florida 🌴🌞✝️

Super clever

It was with a bit of sadness I finished the book, no spoiler here,
But the weaving and webbing of the plot, left me scratching my head-
Thank you Ms.Martin

Sad to hear the last book

Such a great series read by a very talented reader. I’m looking forward to reading more by Faith.

Unique and fun!

This series is unique and fun! I love the characters and the stories! I hope there are many more to come!

So good.

The Sixties, the new music scene, and a possible murder. What not to like?

This eighth book in the series has been my favorite so far. I hope it’s not the end because the author left many opportunities for subsequent stories.

The narration was well done by Stephanie Racine again.

Well told story. Enjoyed the read.

Liked everything but the loss of the coroner. Hopefully the story will continue to be as captivating.

Boring

Over and over. What one person is considering, thinking, reminiscing…dear lord, let’s just get on with the plot already. Faith is usually much better than this.