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Murder at the Mill

A Redmond and Haze Mystery, Book 3

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Murder at the Mill

By: Irina Shapiro
Narrated by: Wendy Wolfson
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When a man’s naked corpse is found strapped to a waterwheel, newly appointed Inspector Haze is called upon to investigate the crime. With the help of American surgeon Captain Redmond, he delves into the life of Frank Darrow, a man who inspired such hatred, his mere death wasn’t enough to satisfy his killer.

Finding few clues and no obvious motive for the murder, Redmond and Haze must peel away the layers of Frank Darrow’s relationships to get to the shocking truth, while also coming to terms with unexpected developments in their own lives.

Perfect for fans of C.S. Harris and Anne Perry.

©2020 Merlin Press LLC (P)2020 Irina Shapiro Fiction Historical Mystery Police Procedural Crime

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I enjoyed the first and second book, and the fact that at the very there is always a sort of “spoiler” about the next murder makes me want to download the following book right away!

With each new mystery the trust and friendship between the two protagonists grows and I think that both are very likable.

Unfortunately, I’m still not a fan of the narrator: in book one I really disliked her slow and monotonous style, probably by book three I’ve just gotten used to her voice, but I still don’t understand why they chose a woman to read these books where there are so many male characters.
The annoying nasal voice she uses for the Chief Inspector instantly makes him insufferable, when in fact he’s a rather good person who encourages Daniel in his new role.

I’ll be downloading book four soon, as I’m just too curious to follow the next adventure.

Book three in the series and I’m hooked

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Characters are we rounded & likeable. criminals are proper nasties, stories flow brilliantly & always satisfy. Only complaint is there aren't more than the 4 already on here!

I adore this series!

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I enjoyed the different red herrings thrown into the story. Certainly kept me listening to the story. To a certain extent the outcome was quite a surprise. I'm really enjoying learning about the social history in these books.

Certainly a book to keep you listening

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The 1921 Marriage Act made it legal to marry for a man to marry his brothers widow, until then it was illegal. So that shot the plot to blazes. It was, however only the worst of the bloomers perpetuated. I nearly gave up listening but I started a game of “ there goes another one” which was far more entertaining than the book. Thank goodness it was a freebie.

What a shame the author didn’t bother to research the law.

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