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No Mark Upon Her
- A Duncan Kincaid - Gemma James Crime Novel, Book 14
- Narrated by: Gerard Doyle
- Series: Duncan Kincaid / Gemma James Mystery Novels, Book 14
- Length: 12 hrs and 24 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Genre Fiction
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New York Times best-selling author Deborah Crombie makes her mark with this absorbing, finely hued tale of suspense - a deeply atmospheric and twisting mystery full of deadly secrets, salacious lies, and unexpected betrayals involving the mysterious drowning of a Met detective - an accomplished rower - on the Thames.
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- Wendy Ruth
- 06-03-12
a great addition to the series
james and kincaid with their growing family continue with their crime fighting ways. a deborah crombie novel is not to be missed. gerard doyle/michael deehy is not my favorite narrator for this series and i wish that audible had purchased jenny sterlin's version, a bit too pricey for me to buy independently. but just the same i'm grateful that the book is available on audible.
if you are new to crombie, think about starting with the early novels so you can see how these characters grow as police officers, as individuals and how their romance develops. and you get to watch how a good writer just gets better.
"dreaming of the bones", "necessary as blood" and "kissed a sad good-bye" are my top choices, but all her books are consistently engaging and quite wonderful. ms. crombie is not only a fine story teller but is a talented writer.
so i will be rereading and listening to them all again. and waiting for the next one! i have some books, some on kindle and all that are available on audio through audible. what amazing choices we have these days.
you can follow her on Facebook where she talks about her kitties, her book tour, her Jungle Red women writing group and where she introduced me to a great weekly book review Shelf Review.
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- Nancy J
- 09-02-12
Another winner from Crombie
Deborah Crombie has been successful at keeping each new book in the Kincaid-James series at the same high level as the first. In this adventure, the murder of a Met officer takes the reader into the technical minutiae and the culture of rowing at championship levels. As usual, her characters are well-drawn and three dimensional, especially the Iraq/Afghanistan veteran with PTSD living in a tiny shed on the banks of the Thames. The growth of Duncan and Gemma's family, including the little girl taken in by them after the death of her parents in the previous book, enriches the story. Gerard Doyle is excellent as narrator.
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- Constance
- 01-05-13
Interesting Character-Driven Mystery
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Crombie's mysteries often involve long-hidden secrets from the past and a generous outlay of interesting characters. No Mark Upon Her is especially strong on the character aspect, as each scene reveals a new facet to the featured personality, so that the listener gets to know these people layer by layer. This story is set in the opera world, and contrasts artistic with musical talents. I thoroughly enjoyed this extremely well narrated and well told literary mystery.
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- arleneshapiro21
- 08-07-12
If you enjoy classics
If you like classic British mysteries (Dorothy L. Sayers, Agatha Christie, etc.), you'll like this. It's a tad longer than most of the older titles, but that is OK. It would also help if you have read at least some of the previous books in this series, as the "back story" is important to the character development.
Very simply, it's very good, but not great. Do enjoy.
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- Ruth Nielsen
- 08-06-12
Another great story for Kincaid and James
If you are a fan of the Kincaid-James series, this is a welcome addition to that series. Relationships continue to grow with the main characters and their extended family, and the mystery has a fascinating backdrop of competitive rowing and a look at some of the uglier inside workings of higher ups at Scotland Yard. It's a good solid listen, one that was worth the wait.
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- Jennifer G
- 01-12-16
Gemma & Duncan emphasizing supporting cast
Where does No Mark Upon Her rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
Very much worth a credit. Of the mysteries I've listened to so far, it's in the top 20 - don't ask me to narrow it down to just ten! When the ending approached, it was tidy - compiling the various clues sprinkled throughout the chapters to where it all made sense. Good character development. The world of rowing skiffs was the setting for this novel. Also included were search and rescue volunteers and their dogs - learned about handling the dogs, what training is needed, and how important a good dog is to finding the truth!
What other book might you compare No Mark Upon Her to and why?
Of course other Deborah Crombie novels in the series. A bit reminiscent of Louise Penny's Inspector Gamache series except not as dark but similiar in their character development and full rich story.
Have you listened to any of Gerard Doyle’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
I can't remember but he was quite enjoyable.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No because I wouldn't have a job, but I certainly enjoyed it for about 3 hours a day - during my commutes and just before bed.
Any additional comments?
Melody plays a key part of this story and not just because of her father. Doug is, well Doug and I rooted for him just the same. The story also continues with Charlotte becoming part of their family, and the author touches on, but doesn't preach about the bigotry and racism still around. Even Gemma's father comes around, his heart melted by the adorable Charlotte.
Note to editor, leave a second's pause between scenes. It felt disjointed to be in one place then immediately into the next. Not the reader's fault but I believe mindful editing would have helped.
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- Chalis
- 12-25-15
Satisfying!
There are things that make a book enjoyable for me. I look for are characters who are interesting to me, and a complex (but not incomprehensible) and interesting story. When there are recurring characters, I want them to change and grow. This book does these things very well!
Several of the primary characters in this book are involved in the sport of rowing. I found that aspect of the story interesting. Much of the action takes place along a Thames river. The author did an excellent job of describing the scenes that take place around the river. I could picture them in my mind.
Gerard Doyle is a superb narrator.
Throughout this series a relationship develops between Gemma James and Duncan Kincaid. For that reason I would suggest reading the stories "in order". I listened some of the books out of order and still enjoyed them greatly. I expect to listen to them all again, and will do so in order of publication.
My only regret is that I have now listened to all the books available in audio form. According to Ms. Crombie's web site she is working on a new book that is expected to be available in 2016. I look forward to that!
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- ReadNPaint
- 07-14-12
Interesting and enjoyable.
I already liked this writer and this series, so know that upfront. The plot is unusual and complicated, the characters are interesting, and the background relating to sculling and crew is fascinating. The introductory quotes from books about the sport and from accounts of some of the teams are nice little extras. For instance, who knew that a male crewmember training to compete in a four man boat consumes up to 6000 calories a day? There's not as much drama and romance vis a vis the two detectives who figure in this series as there has been in other books. One main character is a vet with some head injury syndrome and PTSD (I think) and he's an interesting and refreshing character.
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- Olivia Ostrin
- 07-20-15
Another delightful read
Great plot, well drawn characters and a most enjoyable book. I highly recommend this series.
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- Lorre
- 01-17-15
She has done it again
I like it best when these are read by Gerard Doyle. What is always so great is how she weaves together all the details of each character .
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