The Whole Truth

DI Fawley, Book 5

De: Cara Hunter

Narrado por: Lee Ingleby, Emma Cunniffe, Roy McMillan

Brought to you by Penguin.

An attractive student. An older professor.

Think you know the story? Think again.

The new up-all-night thriller from the Sunday Times best-selling author Cara Hunter.

She has everything at stake; he has everything to lose. But one of them is lying, all the same.

When an Oxford student accuses one of the university's professors of sexual assault, DI Adam Fawley's team think they've heard it all before. But they couldn't be more wrong.

Because this time, the predator is a woman and the shining star of the department, and the student, a six-foot male rugby player.

Soon DI Fawley and his team are up against the clock to figure out the truth. What they don't realise is that someone is watching.

And they have a plan to put Fawley out of action for good....

©2021 Cara Hunter (P)2021 Penguin Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

Fantastic . . . my favourite series ever! (Shari Lapena, author of SOMEONE WE KNOW)

Fresh, fast-paced, and confident - with a mass of cork-screwing twists (Sarah Vaughan, author of ANATOMY OF A SCANDAL)

I was totally gripped and terrified! (Araminta Hall, author of OUR KIND OF CRUELTY)

Overall Good With Some Annoying Parts

I have not read anything by this author before, but I thought this was a pretty good effort. There were a few story threads to keep things interesting and the listener guessing. I must confess that I struggled somewhat in not having listened to the previous books as the characters and relationships were not easy to come to terms with. Hunter could possibly have done a "Michael Connelly" by unobtrusively inserting back-stories into the narrative. A couple of smaller gripes too: there are too many detectives and I am not a big fan of characters being introduced at the last minute.
Also too many parts about The Whole Truth podcasts that did not provide much to the story-line more like a way to reach the number of words expected by her publisher. Everything ended in the last 20 minutes and there were a lot of loose ends. However, most of the book was good and had me engaged so 3 Stars

Lee Ingleby, Emma Cunniffe, Roy McMillan were excellent with the delivery of the story