The Droitwich Deceivers

Inspector Ravenscroft Detective Mysteries, Book 5

De: Kerry Tombs

Narrado por: Andrew Cullum

AN EVOCATIVE VICTORIAN DETECTIVE STORY FULL OF CLEVER TWISTS

Droitwich, April 1890.

A nine-year-old girl vanishes without a trace from the local churchyard. Her father, the salt tycoon Sir Charles Chilton, is beside himself.

There's no price he won't pay for his daughter's safe return. AND SOMEONE OUT THERE IS COUNTING ON IT.

Sir Charles calls on Detective Inspector Ravenscroft and Constable Tom Crabb to investigate.

Meanwhile, Ravenscroft's wife Lucy meets a distraught mother. She gave her baby daughter away under duress. Now she wants her back.

The cases unravel, leading Ravenscroft and Lucy ever deeper into the darkened world of child exploitation—where lies, deceit and murder are commonplace.

CAN THEY UNCOVER THE TRUTH IN TIME TO SAVE THE ENDANGERED CHILDREN?

Perfect for fans of M.R.C. Kasasian, E.S. Thomson, Oscar DeNuriel or Karen Charlton

©2020 Kerry Tombs (P)2022 W. F. Howes Ltd

Like the series but this is the best so far

Love how Kerry always has two stories at once. You want to keep following the story to find out how things end.

droitwich deceivers

this was really a great read. it so many twists and turns. I just love the characters.

Very well written. Engaging story, excellent narration and great adventure.

I absolutely love this series. It started it out with it being one free read and now I can’t stop listening, needing to hear one after the other. The characters are amazing, the stories seem too get better with each one I listen too.?

Good

Another great addition to this series. Although not real deep it was still entertaining. Great narrative! Looking forward to the next

Enjoyable series

I’ve come to really enjoy the narrator of this series . He does a great job of telling the story and becoming each character. Some might think differently but It is a fun listen .

don't bother

this story was extremely juvenile and worth as much as I paid for it 48 cents

Not As Good As Previous Books

I didn't think this one was as good as the previous books. I found the storyline to be a bit unbelievable. Usually this author adds in some interesting historical info but not this time. If I'd heard "it's the Christian thing to do" one more time, I would have thrown my phone at the wall. Hopefully the next one will be more like books 1-4.