This book had been lurking on my TBR pile for a while, I wish now I had got to read it sooner. I met Christine at an Indie Author’s book fair in Huntingdon’s Commemoration Hall. I liked the title and being a lover of crime fiction After a brief chat with the author, bought a signed copy of “Make You Sorry.”
Detective Inspector Nick Morgan has relocated from the Met in London to the South Coast and Gullhaven Cove. He has slept overnight, downstairs in the family’s new home, Cliffside House, belonging to his mother-in-law. The family is due to move in that day, and the furniture van is on its way when Nick discovers the body of a dead teenage boy in the master bedroom on that Friday Morning. Although not due to start his new job until the following Monday, Nick finds himself thrown into the fray three days early. From this point on, a succession of bodies turn up; in the main, singly but not always. The killings seem to be linked but finding the link is difficult. The plot is twisty with the growing number of murder investigations complicated by, difficulties finding temporary accommodation, marital problems and a very troublesome interfering mother-in-law.
I enjoyed the book immensely and will be exploring other books by the same author, I’m pleased I stopped and spoke to Ms Rae Jones and bought the book.
Available from: Amazon
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Posted by irene10h on January 21, 2025 at 12:30 am
Sounds like a good read Phil x
Posted by Cathy Cade on January 21, 2025 at 12:28 pm
I’m still working my way through the last recommendation…
Posted by fenlandphil on February 5, 2025 at 1:17 pm
I hope you are enjoying it, Cathy.
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How do you get so much reading done, Phil. I can’t keep up with you!
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I often feel I should be reading more, Marsha, than I do. However, reading fiction is easier than some of the other reading I’m currently doing.
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Fiction is easier than nonfiction, but I get bogged down. 🙂
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