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Dead in the Water
Dead in the Water
Dead in the Water
Audiobook9 hours

Dead in the Water

Written by Ann Granger

Narrated by Judith Boyd

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

3.5/5

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The fourth murky murder in the Campbell and Carter Mysteries.

As Christmas approaches in the sleepy English village of Weston Saint Ambrose, the rains bring the wettest winter on record and the farmer's fields are submerged. The water uncovers all manner of things, however, including a dead body, dredged up from its watery grave.

Snagging on the jetty of Isolde Evans, the reclusive writer is shocked to recognize the victim. And she's not the only one. When Inspector Jess Campbell investigates, she recognizes the body of Courtney Higson, a local barmaid with a doting, ex-con father, Terry. He is set on finding his daughter's killer, and Jess must get to the bottom of this quickly, before he takes the law into his own hands . . .
LanguageEnglish
Release dateSep 30, 2019
ISBN9781515942696
Author

Ann Granger

Ann Granger is a British author of cozy crime. Born in Portsmouth, England, she went on to study at the University of London. She has written over thirty murder mysteries, including the Mitchell & Markby Mysteries, the Fran Varady Mysteries, the Lizzie Martin Mysteries and the Campbell and Carter Mysteries. Her books are set in Britain, and feature female detectives, murderous twists and characters full of humor and color.

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  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    The body of a young woman is found in floodwater. Pedestrian village police procedural. The characters didn’t really hold my attention, but the red herrings did divert my attention away from the murderer.