Cage of Bones

Ms Tania & Mr Carver are improving with each book they write. If you like your plots fast moving, a bit horrific, with characters you can become familiar with in a series and like then this is for you. No great piece of literature but it doesn't matter if you're a lover of thriller and suspense genre and it is actually quite well written. The book will keep your attention from the get go and builds to a climax that just maybe you can see coming and the ending is quite satisfying. Martyn Waites, as narrator, does an exemplary job with a not quite British but more of an international accent. I will watch for more of his. Recommended for all thriller lovers.

Captivating,detailed and scary.

Yes.Wondering why they kept the child in such a way had me listening to this book on my iPod everywhere I went to find out.

When the cage was being described.

Yes.

I also liked the scene when the social worker was talking to the feral child for the first time.

edge of seat

The twists and turns that constantly occur throughout the book. You are lead to think the direction is one way and then are disabused of that notion.

Very well narrated, though the acent drifted all around the north east of England at times. However the overal naration was superb, certainly an edge of seat performance.

Yes but I can't say without ruining a major plot line.

This is the first Tania Carver novel I have listened to, but I can guarantee it won't be the last.

There was a decent story here but it took too long to tell I think. It was hard to follow in places. I don't feel the credit was wasted but I hadn't enjoyed it as much as I expected too.

It moved too slow in places, too much time spent on elements that did not matter as much.

Maybe.

No.