Death Message
DI Nick Dixon Crime, Book 13
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Narrated by:
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Simon Mattacks
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By:
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Damien Boyd
About this listen
Graffiti is a dying art in this thriller from the bestselling DI Nick Dixon crime series.
A routine missing person enquiry takes a grisly turn when a young couple drag a box containing human remains out of a Somerset river. The victim was a surveillance expert investigating an exaggerated injury claim—a murder with an obvious motive, until a police officer is implicated and suspended.
Still brooding after his recent brush with police Professional Standards, Detective Chief Inspector Nick Dixon is on extended leave, helping his pregnant fiancée, Detective Sergeant Jane Winter, fight for her place on the major investigation team.
Convinced that the death of an art student is connected, Dixon returns to duty, and when graffiti depicting the murders starts to appear, the race is on to find the artist and the murderer. But, why the paintings? Could an infamous street artist be involved?
With colleagues questioning his every move, Dixon must stop a sadistic killer before another life is taken. Then a second art student is reported missing…
©2023 Damien Boyd (P)2023 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Critic reviews
“…brought to life in a true 'theatre of the mind' experience by the narrative storytelling talents and expertise of vocal actor Simon Mattacks. …special appeal to fans of police procedural crime novels and murder mysteries.”—Midwest Book Review
gripping storyline
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Another excellent crime thriller
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Good listen
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Great story
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I have to admit I didn’t think Nick Dixon could be any more miserable-but here he is. I’ve no idea how Jane copes with such a miserable life with said Defective. And now a baby😱. Best of British with that. Can’t see that a baby and this miserable man’s ego could share the same air space.
It’s a shame because this character certainly didn’t start off being such a rude arrogant Pratt.
Run for the hills Jane………………. Take the baby to. And Monty.
Good but…..
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