One Last Prayer

Detective Gina Harte, Book 16

De: Carla Kovach

Narrado por: Alison Campbell

She races home, her young son clasped tightly to her chest, glancing over her shoulder at every face she passes. She reaches the safety of her home, closing the door behind her. Little does she know the danger that awaits her inside…

When local vicar, Sally, packs away the brightly coloured toys and dog-eared books left over from a morning parent and toddler group, her heart pounds as she discovers a note left behind:

‘Help me.’

Sally knows the mother who sat in that spot. Rushing to Nell’s small house nearby, her feeling of dread grows. Her frantic knock goes unanswered. Inside, she hears Nell’s one-year-old son Alfie crying, but still Nell doesn’t come.

Running to the back of the house, Sally’s breath catches at the sight of Nell’s lifeless body laid out in the garden.

When police investigate the young mother’s tragic death, rumours start to spread. Some say Nell had enemies. Some say she wasn’t telling the truth about who she really was. And some say she was running from a dark past.

With reports of a mysterious figure seen watching Nell’s house, it’s clear whoever took her life is close by. And when a break-in at the church ends with a brutal attack on Sally, the vicar who found Nell’s body, it’s clear that this killer isn’t finished yet…

Fans of Angela Marsons, Cara Hunter and Clare Mackintosh will absolutely love this gripping new thriller from Carla Kovach. Addictive, and with a jaw-dropping twist!

©2024 Carla Kovach (P)2024 Bookouture, an imprint of Storyfire Ltd.

Yaaas

Love this series! Was glad to get to know that her and Briggs are doing well this book…

Amazing

I absolutely loved this book/case the most!!!! Very gripping and suspenseful, I want more!!!!!!!!!!!!

So tired of mediocre police work

The usual “poor Gina, her life is so sad, she doesn’t take care of herself and plays the martyr, she can’t see what’s clearly in front of her, and oh - the storyline with her ex husband NEVER ENDS.”
Not sure I can keep listening to this storyline. Unfortunate.