A Mersey Maiden

Mersey Murder Mysteries, Book 3

De: Brian L. Porter

Narrado por: Nicole Sargent

A peaceful cricket match on a warm summer's day turns to murder and mystery, as the star player, Aaron Decker, lies dead in his bed, his girlfriend sleeping soundly beside him.

The case takes on a new twist with links to the disappearance of a German U-boat and a British warship in 1945. With the mysterious Aegis Institute hovering in the background of the investigation, DI Andy Ross and his team find themselves in their most complex case to date.

With events in Britain, Germany, the USA and a secret submarine base in Canada all involved, Ross and his team need to work together with international law enforcement agencies and a respected German historian to not only solve the murder of Aaron Decker, but the strange case of U3000's last voyage.

©2016 Brian L. Porter (P)2019 W. F. Howes Ltd

Don't waste your money (credits) on this book!

Well, the first two installments were mediocre. This third installment was terrible. In fact, I stopped listening after about 35 chapters. It got too frustrating. First, the plot is so convoluted and contains several subplots that are completely unnecessary and boring. Second, there are so many excessive characters that keep being introduced that you lose track of who they are and why they are in the story. And last, the dialogue is just corny and boring. The main detective constantly tells his staff, “Good work” and “great job” gets old and is just not interesting. So, to sum it up, convoluted plot, too many unnecessary characters, and boring dialogue. The trifecta of bad writing. Again, this is a terrible book. You’ve been warned.