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Broken Bones
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They thought they were safe. They were wrong.
The murder of a young prostitute and a baby found abandoned on the same winter night signals the start of a disturbing investigation for Detective Kim Stone - one which brings her face to face with someone from her own horrific childhood.
As more sex workers are murdered in quick succession, each death more violent than the last, Kim and her team realize that the initial killing was no one-off frenzied attack, but a twisted serial killer preying on the vulnerable.
At the same time, the search begins for the desperate woman who left her newborn baby at the station - but what looks like a tragic abandonment turns even more sinister when a case of modern slavery is uncovered.
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- Wayne
- 11-12-17
Outstanding detectve novel by Angela Marsons
This is the 7th novel in the Detective Kim Stone series by Angela Marsons. Like almost all novels in the series Broken Bones easily qualifies for a 5 star rating. It is a very dark suspense mystery about a serial killer. The identification of the killer at the end of the book comes as a surprise to the listener. Woven into the story is a situation that can only be described as slavery.
British author Angela Marsons is among the elite writers of suspense mysteries in the world today. I have all 9 of her audio books in my Audible library and all are outstanding. British actress Jan Cramer narrates the Kim Stone series novels flawlessly.
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- Amy@Novelgossip
- 01-04-18
One of my favorite crimes series
This book has been out for more than a month now and despite my excitement about a new Kim Stone book, I held off on reading it as soon as I got my hands on it. I know that sounds weird, especially since this is one of my favorite series, but I knew as soon as I finished I would be desperate for the next book anyway so I decided to show some restraint for once in my life. My patience paid off because I ended up having the opportunity to listen to the audio version and it was outstanding, it definitely enhanced my experience, I absolutely loved it.
I think everyone has heard me rave about this series and Marsons talent as a writer several times before, so I’ll try and spare you and won’t repeat myself too much and just say that these books honestly just get better, sharper, and darker in each installment and are always intricately plotted and shocking.
Two things make this series standout among a hundred other police procedurals for me. First, Marsons always seems to have her finger on the pulse of society and addresses current issues in a compassionate and educational way while still managing to be exciting and fresh. This time Kim and team are dealing with immigration issues, prostitution and even slavery. Using extremely important issues in her novels lends an authenticity that is unmatched, it serves to bring a human connection to an otherwise grim plot. Secondly, she keeps her characters constantly evolving, she reveals new things about their pasts and who they are in each book and oftentimes surprises me with said revelations, which is difficult to do.
Cramer is the perfect narrator for this one, her voice is soothing and so easy to listen to. I know many people say that their mind wanders anytime they try and listen to an audiobook and my attention never strayed throughout this for a minute. Between Marsons riveting story and Cramer’s fluid voice I was utterly absorbed. It doesn’t hurt that I could listen to an English accent all day long either, but seriously read this book. Even better, listen to this book, I don’t think you’ll regret it.
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- JHN
- 09-11-19
Just ok
I have listened to Books 1-6. This one was just ok. Some of the other ones were much better.
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- Maine Knitter
- 11-14-17
Kim Stone is back as fierce as ever
I'm so glad there was another Kim Stone book!
This was a great read/listen. The audiobook was well done with an excellent narration by Jan Cramer.
Kim and her team are left an abandoned baby in the midst of the murder(s) of "sex workers" and a man found broken and dead. How these all come together - throw in some white slavers - form the basis of another good story by Angela Marsons. My only regret is that now I have to wait for Book 8.
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- Aaron Trahan
- 02-17-22
Fantastic Series
I just love this whole series! All so far, have been 5 stars! This one being just as good as the previous!!! Read this series!!!!
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- steves145
- 09-02-21
Booooring English story beginning to end
I almost stopped listening to this in the middle figuring it had to get better. It didn't. This story should have been scraped or rewritten. It may work on the other side of the pond but not in the US. Poor story and poor writing. I will be asking for my credit back on this one.
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- Sharon_M
- 04-30-21
Great performance for an excellent story
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite series. I like the British crime procedural setting. I enjoy comparing the way their process differs from the US and the way some processes are the same. DI Stone is a very complicated heroine. She appears harsh and unfeeling at times, but she has a big heart. She is becoming more relatable as the series progresses. I love how Marson's reveals a little personal information or backstory about each character with each new book.
The detective process is detailed and well done. While there are some evil moments, the gore and detail are well done. We have Kim's team working two cases, one a series of murdered prostitutes. The other is an abandon baby. I love how the team works together, bouncing options off one another.
There are a couple great twists that made me say WOW!. Angela Marson's keeps me guessing.
Jan Cramer does an excellent job with this story. She brings the characters and events to life.
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- Cindy
- 03-15-21
Great Series
Love this series. So far each book just keeps getting better! Great Narration and story! Hope the series keeps going!
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- Stevon
- 03-05-21
Kim Stone, you've gotta like her
As with most detective novels, it's the detective and their usual warped personality that keeps you coming back for more. It was the case for me in this book.
I didn't find the plot of this book incredibly exciting, the recruitment of young girls for prostitution, although I wondered about myself not finding it more interesting. Young girls in the midst of growing up, having doubts about that, fighting with their parents, and falling prey to bad people that would exploit them.
But the author weaves several crimes into the story and by the back third of the story you are really rolling along with it. If you've made it this far into the series, you may as well keep going.
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- Sherron
- 01-18-21
A shocking end
Love her books as there are always twists and turns that take you by surprise. The narrator has the snark of DI Kim Stone down perfectly which makes listening so much fun.
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- C. Daniel
- 11-17-17
Everything I hoped for in a thriller.
I like listening to audio books as I craft, this book made my hands fly through craftwork as the plot unfolded and I edged closer and closer to the edge of my seat. No good as a book for bedtime - too gripping a storyline and I listened to it well into my precious sleep time. I wish Kim had a little romance in her life tho.
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- AIC80
- 11-22-17
fab fab fab
A great read as always from Angela Marsons. suspense drama and intriguing characters. fabulous read.
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- SallyB
- 11-17-17
Dreadful narration
I've managed, just, to listen to a few chapters but the narrator is , in my opinion, awful - surely the author isn't happy to hear her books narrated so badly?
This is the first in the series that I have tried to listen to - the rest I have read - and I am very disappointed with my purchase, does nobody check these Audible books for quality?
This narrator seems to be totally unable to imitate accents consistently or to vary tone or inflection so the characters all sound exactly the same.
Looking forward to reading it since the author is a favourite and I'll have no hesitation giving the book five stars.
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- Nicky Birmingham
- 12-02-17
Not a disappointment
Book 7, and as good as the others. I feel as if I personally know Kim Stone and her team. Once again the story is well written, quick paced and what I particularly enjoy is set in an area that I know well....What more can I ask for? Can't wait for book 8.
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- Marjory
- 11-19-17
highly recommend
From the first sentence this book had me hooked. I have loved each one of the Kim Stone books and this one must be one of the best. Every time I read a Kim Stone book I think it is the best I've read so far. They have everything you could wish for and Angela Marsons is such a good writer she does not have to fill chapters with unnecessary sex and violence as so many books have today. I can't recommend this book enough
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- Katester
- 01-22-18
Cannot keep listening!
I love Angela Marsons books and, as a recent fan of audible books, decided to try the latest one via audible. Unfortunately the narration of this is terrible (in my opinion) and I have had to stop listening at Chapter 12!
Will have to purchase the book the normal way but so disappointed at wasting a precious audible purchase!! Can’t comment on the actually quality of the story yet as I can’t listen anymore but I’m hoping it will be as good as all the rest written by Angela Marsons :)
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- laura
- 12-26-17
Excellent as per usual
As per usual I loved every minute, I really hope this series never ends hehe x
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- peter mcphail
- 02-20-22
fantastic
hang on to your seats can't put this book down
brilliant yes we love kim stone and her team
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- L. A. Thompson
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great
gripping loved it worth a listening each characters end up in few books aswell great.
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- Cathy skely
- 01-21-22
Cathy skely
Good story but I found it did not grip me enough,.. But well done to you
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- soo jay
- 10-24-18
Love the stories but narrator gets worse each time
Writing is inventive & original. Narrator can only do two emotions, angry & less angry.
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- 01-28-18
Great Story
Well crafted story, full of intrigue, but PLEASE stop using this narrator. I hate to be negative about someones performance, but this lady completely misses inflection and nuance, distorting the story line to torture. It is painful to hear and everytime I buy a book she reads I seriously regret it.
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- Dorothy Rankin
- 11-14-17
Fantastic
The characters in all of this series are superbly written and feel so real. The narrator is the best I have heard I would recommend any book narrated by her. I also recommend the to all readers to stop and read Angela Manson’s. Great series can’t wait for more.
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- Anonymous User
- 01-08-22
Back to Great Series
This book has been terrific to listen to.. previous book had lost intensity until near the end.. as always great narration
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- Amazon Customer
- 09-16-20
Good Read
Good story, kept my interest throughout, better character development would recommend for those who have read other books in this series
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- finnea
- 08-10-20
Enjoyable but why the angry voice?
Kim Stone is a great character and this is one of the best stories of the series -- but i have a hard time with Jan Cramer's overdone angry voice.
Sure, Kim is described as sarcastic but she is made to sound like some kind of sadistic, yelling headmistress. And it's not clear why she has a middle class Southern accent when she grew up in poverty in the Midlands. The other women all speak with a caricatural Brummy school girl voice, which admittedly wouldn't give Kim much authority. Feels like the narrator gets carried away with virtuoso accents and forgets what's actually being said.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-11-19
Fabulous series
Compelling story with continuing characters from Previous series
Narration clear and an enjoyable story .Will continue to follow this series
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- Michelle
- 11-24-18
Great read !
These books keep getting better every time, I love how Detective Stone never backs down and with her team solve the crime. Looking forward to more stories about this great team.
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- Karen
- 05-25-18
Enjoyable series
Again another book in the series which has been repeat listen. Enjoying this series and look forward to the next. Giving 4 stars where most would give 5.
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- Soraya
- 04-25-18
What am I going to read now?
7 books in and I'm still so in love.
What am I going to read next?