Murder Most Foul
A Cosy Crime Murder Mystery (A Harvey Ross Coastal Mystery, Book 1)
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Narrated by:
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Gill Mills
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Theo Harris
A hidden satchel. A long-buried murder. A seaside town with secrets worth killing for…
When Harvey Ross's terrier unearths an old leather satchel on Sheringham beach, the retired Detective Inspector discovers something the Norfolk waves should have claimed decades ago: evidence of an unreported 1950s murder—and a cryptic reference to treasure the locals swear doesn't exist.
Newly divorced and restless, Harvey can't resist pulling the thread. But as he navigates seaside gossip, forgotten grudges, and lies that have aged like the salt-worn groynes along the coast, he realizes someone is watching. Someone who's kept this secret for seventy years and won't let a meddling newcomer drag it into the light.
With Max at his side and allies among Sheringham's quirky residents, Harvey must solve the mystery before the next high tide washes away more than just footprints in the sand.
A delightful coastal cozy brimming with charm, twists, and dark currents beneath the surface. Perfect for fans of M.C. Beaton, Richard Osman, and Frances Evesham.
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Unusual Narration
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Narration not the best......
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Sorry, the narration didn't help this book
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The main character is also just awfully unlikeable and isn't well written. He has barely any thoughts outside ot the case and has very little motivations other than "im bored and curious". He doesn't seem to care about anyone else around him and is very self centered - or at the very least, the writing is very centered around him and just dashes about everyone else.
The story is also just obvious, considering the prologue basically spoils everything and so you end up with no motivation yourself to continue reading the story since there's barely any mystery!
I think each of these issues on their own would be fine but all of it added together meant i had to DNF this book
Unlikeable characters and odd narration
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It reminded me of reading secret seven
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