Lie Beside Me

The Wild Fens Murder Mystery Series, Book 7

De: Jack Cartwright

Narrado por: Graham Mack

A life built on lies crumbles, fades, and dies.

When a man’s body is discovered at the crumbled ruins of Tupholme Abbey, laid bare across a pile of tumbled stones, DI Freya Bloom and her team are called to investigate. Only hours into the investigation Freya makes a discovery that changes everything, and the open and shut case she had hoped for was clearly going to be complex.

But when one of her most reliable officers falls victim to a serious crime, and a new team member causes a disturbance, Freya finds the officers she had come to know and love at odds with each other–the unit is falling apart, and all the while a killer is on the loose.

With the team divided, and their prime suspect missing, Freya must do what she does best. She must lead by example, playing each of them off the other in a monumental battle of wits and courage. The stakes are high, and the risks are great but there can be only one outcome–the killer must be caught, whatever the cost.

Can Freya find the strength to hold her team together? Can she outsmart the best detectives she’s ever worked with? And can she find the killer before they strike again?

Lie Beside Me is the seventh chilling crime thriller in the brand-new British murder mystery series from USA Today best-selling author, Jack Cartwright. The Wild Fens Murder Mysteries are perfect for fans of JM Dalgliesh, Rachel McClean, Ann Cleeves, and Simon McCleave.

©2022 Jack Cartwright (P)2022 Jack Cartwright

Excellent female protagonist!

The whole series got me extremely focused on the details of the murder investigation, and development of the main characters. Fascinating work!

How can a murder mystery be so fun?

I am plowing through the Wild Fen series. It is getting a bit redundant, but it is an easy listen. Even the most irascible characters can be charming. Clever who-done-it.

Ruined a good thing

This series grew on me as the characters developed. I enjoyed the dynamic between them all. Now they are bickering and competing with each other which started with DI Freya. It’s so inappropriate and unrealistic. It bothered me in the last book and Freya’s behavior was ridiculous and now she’s passed it on to her team.

Freya is an unbearable witch

I have listened to all of this series and have not yet, nor am I sure I will, this book. I am female and understand the writers desire to portray a strong female lead, but she is manipulating, immasculating and obnoxious. we will see, but she needs to be put in her place. and, Ben, grow a set.