Hunted on the Fens

DI Nikki Galena Series, Book 3

De: Joy Ellis

Narrado por: Henrietta Meire

DI Nikki Galena faces her toughest challenge yet. Can she save her team and herself from a cruel and determined adversary who will stop at nothing to harm Nikki and her colleagues? First she must work out who wants revenge against her or one of her detectives. Full of twists and turns, this is a crime novel that will keep listeners riveted until the stunning ending. And what is the connection between the series of attacks on the police and the mystery of woman found dead in a seemingly impregnable locked room? Find out in this tense and exciting detective thriller.

©2016 Joy Ellis (P)2017 Tantor

I like the story.

I have been listening to this series that for about the last month. They are good stories that keeps your interest and keeps you guessing the outcome. "AUDIBLE 20 REVIEW SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY”

Best so far!

I’ve enjoyed getting to know these characters. This series is definitely one to read in order. I lucked out and got the entire series as a deal with each book costing less than $3 except one that I bought for full price. This book had just the right amount of suspense and a great twist as well.

Enjoyed

Great series, enjoy listening about the fans and what Nicki and Joseph get up too!

Excellent series

Good stories, good characters, inventive subplots. I’m really enjoying this series. Reliable fun. That’s all.

So many Characters

First of all I really like the narrators voice however at times she speaks so fast that it is hard to understand. I feel like she is speed reading and with so many characters I tend to just space out. Sadly it does ruin the storyline. I felt like it was a race to the end. So many names I stopped even trying to figure out who they all were.

Superb in all respects

Great story line and wonderful character development. Books are self contained but added level of enjoyment if read or listened to in the 'proper' order. The narrator does a top notch job and gives an added level of enjoyment to the whole experience. I have the first 4 in the series and wish the next 2 were also on audible.

This is a good one.

This one was really good. The tough grit and grim of the first in the series remains but this time includes palpable altruism and warmth between characters. I find Ellis's writing to be good but it's hard to listen to a whole book of unrelenting awfulness . . . why I tiptoe gambled on this 3rd in the series, giving her one last chance - cuz I like the fens and the plots. Glad I did.

Hunted on the Fens

A very good read by Joy Ellis good mystery and entertainment. As always your friend Patsy

EXCELLENT ONCE AGAIN!!!

This third in the Nikki Galena series went at a galloping pace with one dangerous episode after another. The plot is amazingly convoluted with many red herrings and twists. Two lines of enquiry which dovetail nicely. Joseph and Nikki's bravery, cleverness and synergy continues to be awe inspiring as their friendship builds. The support team are wonderful characters. This audiobook was a true pleasure!!!

Great characters- Not so great narrator

I listened to my first Nikki Galena mystery a while back and thought it was ok but didn’t feel compelled to listen to the rest of the series. Then I stumbled over the Jackman and Evans series by the same author and absolutely love that series - great characters that build with each story and interesting mysteries. After listening to all of Jackman & Evans I decided to give the Galena series another chance since it’s the same author. I do like the characters in the Nikki Galena series but I find the narrator’s efforts at the voices of the characters very irritating and unnatural. This was particularly noticeable since having just finished the most recent Jackman book I couldn’t help but compare the narrators - especially when one of the characters is the same in each series. Rory the pathologist is in both series - his voice read by Richard Armitage in the Jackman series is a wonderful Scottish lilt - the same character’s voice in the Galena series is just weird and not inviting at all. Meire’s narrative is ok - it’s just the voices that sound unreal to me and ultimately interfere with my enjoyment of the story. I’ll probably read more of the series because I do like the characters but I much prefer the Jackman/Evans series for a better listen.