Your Deepest Fear

DS Nathan Cody, Book 4

De: David Jackson

Narrado por: Jonathan Keeble

'Sara! Remember! Victoria and Albert. All I can say. They're here. They're - '

These are the last words Sara Prior will ever hear from her husband.

As DS Nathan Cody struggles to make sense of the enigmatic message and solve the brutal murder, it soon becomes clear that Sara is no ordinary bereaved wife. Taking the investigation into her own hands, Sara is drawn into a world of violence that will lead her in a direction she would never have suspected.

For Cody, meanwhile, things are about to get personal in the darkest and most twisted ways imaginable.

©2019 David Jackson (P)2019 Audible, Ltd

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I've just finished the last volume in this set that Audible offers as of today 1-24-20. I will be watching for more on the new mysteries lists. Read these vols in sequence is my suggestion. Another suggestion- I play
Spider to get through the parts that make these novels feel boggy in some parts. * All are written much better than anything I could write * And* all are better than anything in video/ streaming/TV.*

Clowns, again

Enjoy the author & narration but I think it’s time to stand up & tell the truth Det Cody

Scared the living daylights out of me!

I loved the book! Narration is superb!! The other Nathan Cody books bother me when I get tired and I always smile because I know where it comes from - David Jackson! But THIS book will make me scared to get up at night. If I see a little shadow or bump into something Waldo will make an appearance in my consciousness.....

Read it and love it, too!

Disappointing

As usual Keeble does a brilliant job, but he really had his work cut out for him in this 4th DS Cody instalment. The back story of the clowns threaded through the series really came to the fore ...and there was far too much of it. Boring, unbelievable & the very blatant attempt to connect it with the parallel investigation was beyond ridiculous. Sorry David Jackson, I was a fan of this series but won’t be tuning in to a 5th book.

Time to change up the story

This fourth book in the Nathan Cody series becomes tedious. Although the ending has an okay twist, the characters’ actions and reactions are predictable. Sarah is a great character and brings some life to the story. Was actually glad when it was over.

Great story!

Really great story. I just wished it would’ve continued and there was a better ending.
Hopefully there will be a part two or a series. :)

Another Great Nathan Cody Story!

Davis Jackson's Nathan Cody is always involved in self destruction, a murder case that is very sinister, and on the edge of
his own death.

That may sound like any other detective novel, but Cody's inner struggle after a horrific incident draws you in quick.
And the narrators are impeccable!

The Cody series is very hard to turn off once you start to listen.

keep them coming

love this series. mr Jackson you are warped but i love your stories. i dont know where its going and you keep me interested. i love sasha bout time there is a strong female. the female ds are too wimpy. cant wait for the next book

This series must be read in order!

I'm delighted to have stumbled across David Jackson's Detective Nathan Cody series just a couple of months ago, and devoured the first 4 books in record time. These are gory (*very*), gritty and delightfully wicked British police stories, with excruciatingly flawed heroes and multilayered villains. I tried listening to various other books in between, because I do like to mix it up with classics and nonfiction, but I couldn't stop wondering what Cody was up to! Jonathan Keeble is a masterful narrator, and handles the Liverpool and Scouse accents in a generous and kindly manner, so that no American ear is left behind.

Liked it less than previous stories in this series

We’ve always known that Waldo was there, as a threat, but this story makes him into an omniscient Moriarty-type character. A bit too much, I thought. Also missed Megan. She’s there, but very much a minimal player. Worried that the next installment will just be the same. Narration excellent, as always.