At Your Door

Written by J. P. Carter

Narrated by Laura Kirman

What happens when the past comes back to kill you?

When DCI Anna Tate is called to the gruesome discovery of a dead woman found on Barnes Common, she is plunged into a high‐profile investigation involving a prominent MP. London is baying for blood – but is there more to Holly’s death than at first meets the eye?

Meanwhile, the hunt is on for Anna’s missing daughter Chloe, who vanished ten years ago when her father kidnapped her. The case has been cold for what feels like forever – but a phone call brings a brand new lead…

Can Anna solve the murder case whilst dealing with her own personal demons? Or is someone from the past planning to get in her way?

An addictive new thriller from J. P. Carter, perfect for fans of Katerina Diamond and M.J. Arlidge.

• Language: English
• Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
• Release date: Aug 8, 2019
• ISBN: 9780008313326

J. P. Carter

J. P. Carter is the pseudonym of a bestselling author who has also written sixteen books under the names Jaime and James Raven. Before becoming a full-time writer he spent a career in journalism as a newspaper reporter and television producer. He was, for a number of years, director of a major UK news division and co-owned a TV production company. He now splits his time between homes in Hampshire and Spain with his wife.

Reviews for At Your Door

[Liz Wright · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Brilliant ,gripping , can’t stop listening definitely a must read.

[funstm · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I was glad I read this just before the third book came out because it ends on a bit of a cliffhanger and it was nice to be able to just jump straight in.This book sees DCI Anna Tate investigating the murder of a young girl who is the daughter of a prominent politician and an ex detective. There was nothing particularly new about the plot but it was likable nonetheless. There was a slight twist at the end but overall your run of the mill crime. I didn't enjoy the POV changes - I find it tends to jolt me out of the story which is annoying. But I did like both story threads.