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Thicker Than Water
- A Scottish Crime Thriller (DCI Logan Crime Thrillers, Book 2)
- Narrated by: Angus King
- Series: DCI Logan Crime Thrillers, Book 2
- Length: 9 hrs and 17 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Crime Fiction
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Publisher's Summary
Not all monsters are make-believe.
When a badly mutilated body washes up on the shores of Loch Ness, DCI Jack Logan's dream of a quiet life in the Highlands is shattered.
While the media speculates wildly about monster attacks, Jack and the Major Investigations Team must act fast to catch the killer before they can strike again.
But with Nessie-hunters descending on the area in their dozens, and an old enemy rearing his ugly head, the case could well turn out to be the most challenging of Jack's career.
And, if he isn't careful, the last.
Death and dark humour combine in this fast-paced Tartan noir crime thriller set in the Highlands of Scotland.
‘DCI Logan is sure to become one of Scotland’s best-loved detectives.’ (Adam Croft)
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- Derrick
- 12-12-19
JD Kirk does it again!
The absolute best procedural crime drama writer since PD James. I can not wait for the next installment!
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- Shirley
- 03-17-20
Where's the rest of the series?
Now that I'm two books into the series, I am a little frustrated to see that there are no further books on Audible. Nice start, Audible, were you testing the waters or something? If there's not much interest, you won't complete the series? I hope you DO add more. So far, the characters are interesting, and Angus King's narration is pretty good. Who doesn't love a Scottish accent?? I want more. Just sayin'.
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- Whispera
- 03-14-20
Fun!
An unbelievable story, but actually one of the things i enjoy most about some good guys vs bad guys books is the comaraderie and humor among the cops. The narrator is so good that it was a better book by audio than if I'd read it, and that's quite unusual for me. Ive looked up Angus King and filled my wish list. It so happens he narrates more books in this genre.
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- natalie
- 12-06-20
a very formulaic story you seen thousand times...
...about a tough cop with drinking and anger issues and Not Playing By the Rules (tm). zzzzzz.
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- G W.
- 11-13-20
Have a new favorite author!
JD Kirk writes with both empathy and sympathy for His characters and I feel like I have gotten to know them personally. Aside from the plot twists and dry humor keeping me involved, I loved having the characters in my life. I’m sorry this book is over and I’m looking for forward to listening to all of his other books!
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- G. Rosson
- 10-15-20
enjoyable enough diversion
2nd in a series. Well crafted writing. the reader is very good...and the accents are most enjoyable.
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- Lhr
- 09-15-20
Good Series
I am glad I found this Jack Logan series. if you like Ian Rankin you will enjoy this series. Can't wait to start the third book.
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- Silent
- 09-13-20
Love this series and the narrator makes the story and characters come alive!
If you like the Pendergast series from Lincoln Preston and Douglas Child you will enjoy this series also. I have enjoyed this author’s style and the narrators enthusiasm so very much! I can’t wait for more from both of them!
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- Emily S.
- 09-10-20
Love the characters and narrator but...
Was able to figure this one out by the title and after 10 or so chapters. Still I already have the third one and will continue to follow DCI Logan as he and the team are we drawn. Stump him and us a bit more though
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- Janet
- 09-09-20
I love this series!
Excellent series! Great murder mystery with ‘real life’ humor mixed in. Angus King is an excellent narrator.
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- Simon
- 01-02-20
Kirk and King Step it Up!
I really enjoyed the first book in this series so have gobbled up the second pretty shortly afterwards. I was curious to see if Kirk could get over that difficult second book in the series hurdle and a little worried that he had gone a bit longer in length for this one as the stripped back nature of the first book contributed to its momentum. I really needn't have worried on either score, this one simply delivers more of everything the first one did without ever feeling more bloated. It's not aiming to be something completely different, it's in some ways very standard fare for Scottish crime thrillers. What it is though is thoroughly well-written and thought out crime fiction with the boost of high quality narration from Angus King who portrays the lead, DCI Logan himself, with considerable aplomb. So, if you're looking for some kind of ground-breaking fiction you won't find it here. What you will get is a very well put together mystery with relatable, if a little curmudgeonly in parts, characters presented in a high quality production.
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- Paully
- 01-30-20
Exceptional narrator and novel
Struggled to find a series to get into after Stuart McBride's Logan McRae and Denzil Mayrick DCI Dailey. Prefer crime novels with some comic relief in addition to 'show don't tell' clever mystery. Otherwise these type of novels can become quite depressing. This has it all in spades. Some of the dialog delivered between characters is priceless particularly when delivered in such a deadpan glaswegian accent. Pathologist: 'hmmm.....Jack....I knew a Jack once' DCI Logan: 'yeah....it's... quite a common name' Highly recommended and will go through whole series for sure.
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- moira brown
- 12-14-19
loved it
Loved the book! However, this narrator always spoils a book for me. Mispronunciation , incorrect emphasis.
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- Kirstine
- 07-28-20
DIdn't enjoy as much as Book 1 in the series
The author was new to me when I listened to Book 1 and I enjoyed the straight forward approach to the genre. Get on with the story and don't pad out with lots of back-stories, sartorial details and psychological navel-gazing. Book 2 largely avoids these annoying diversions but has strayed into including some of the other clichés of detective fiction writing such as having a gormless police constable, colleagues being sarcastic or arguing with one another to an excessive degree and superior police officers giving underlings bollockings. In this book the author had the superintendent giving the bollocking to his chief inspector in dialogue so ridiculously full of the F-word that many short sentences contained it three or more times. The whole book is peppered with the F-word to an excessive degree. Swearing has it's place but loses its force when used to such excess and smacks of laziness in the writing. The journey to the detection of the crime is engaging but the final revelations are pulled out of a hat and not convincing. The narrator is very good
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- Peter akers Once again a first class thriller well done JR Ellis
- 02-07-20
A great crime novel !!!
A brilliant story well done to all, a great build up to a cracking end !!!
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- Bagby
- 09-20-20
Awesome
This book does the simple stuff really well. A tried and tested structure but it has enough twists to keep it fresh. DCI Logan is great and all the returning characters add to the story. Only reason I can't give it 5 stars is that there is a twist that is given away a bit too early. Otherwise a fantastic crime thriller.
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- Anonymous User
- 06-12-20
Good story & fun too
Very impressed, I'm already looking forward to the book in the series. The style reminds me of Macbride's Logan McRae series, high praise indeed.
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- Irene Ferguson
- 02-03-20
Gripping
Nice to see Logan is back in a new town with / some old faces. Audio was good and I really enjoyed listening to this.
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- highland lady
- 01-10-20
Great story and great reading
This is a great story, well written and is very well performed by the reader. Non locals hearing it will be perfectly happy. However I do have one tiny (perhaps petty) criticism. As a local to the area, it jarred when names were pronounced wrong. Boleskin and Abriachan were not pronounced correctly. I don’t blame the man reading it as he wouldn’t know but I feel that the author should have listened to the audio version and picked up on the mistakes.
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- Sadie
- 01-07-20
Amazing
Absolutely love this series. Great narration too. A must listen you will not be disappointed
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- Mimosa
- 01-13-21
Great story.
Great story, professional presentation. Very enjoyable. Suspense filled moments were most enjoyable. A new hero is found!
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- soo jay
- 12-07-20
So slow-moving - dissapointing.
I really enjoyed the first book in this series and thought DCI Jack Logan was destined to become a favourite. Sadly dissapointed with this glacially slow paced novel. I got through about 18 chapters before I had to give up or die of boredom. No way I could have endured all 46 chapters.
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- Anonymous User
- 11-11-20
You couldn’t guess.....
This book kept me guessing right to the end Poor Nessie Was even a suspect! These books are becoming addictive I’ve downloaded some more in the series and recommended them to my AudibLe friends
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- Anonymous User
- 09-04-20
Loved the narrator!
Great characters story line a bit muddled. Enjoyed the first book more but still worthwhile
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- Anonymous User
- 07-27-20
Horrible. I couldn't finish it.
I read the first DCI Logan book and it was ok, but this second in the series is woeful. I couldn't finish it. Won't be buying book 3.
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- noney
- 06-13-20
excellent
second book in the series just as enjoyable as the first. likeable characters plenty of suspense keeps you guessing until the end. Fabulous narration. will definitely be buying the next book.
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- Bonita N. Jones
- 05-29-20
Brilliant
Fantastic story, well written, kept me guessing who the villian s(?!) is. Interesting plot lines, interesting characters. I really like the main ones who you feel you are getting to know. Lots of laugh out loud, very loud, moments. The narrator is absolutely brilliant. Can't wait to get into the next installment.
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- elizabeth b.
- 05-16-20
Love those accents
I’ve been enjoying these Scottish stories. Especially at the start then about half way through I got bored and wanted it to stop. Didn’t care about characters especially the top dog detective he was such a yelling cranky man. Oh well perhaps it’s me.
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- Anonymous User
- 04-25-20
slow burner great characters
not as fast paced as first book but characters developing. interesting accents by same narrator. looking forward to the next book
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- Chantelle
- 04-17-20
Disapointing
The first book in the series was great, unfortunately this one was disappointing. Lots of bad language.