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Murder at the Mill

A Redmond and Haze Mystery, Book 3

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When a man’s naked corpse is found strapped to a waterwheel, newly appointed Inspector Haze is called upon to investigate the crime. With the help of American surgeon Captain Redmond, he delves into the life of Frank Darrow, a man who inspired such hatred, his mere death wasn’t enough to satisfy his killer.

Finding few clues and no obvious motive for the murder, Redmond and Haze must peel away the layers of Frank Darrow’s relationships to get to the shocking truth, while also coming to terms with unexpected developments in their own lives.

Perfect for fans of C.S. Harris and Anne Perry.

©2020 Merlin Press LLC (P)2020 Irina Shapiro Fiction Historical Mystery Police Procedural Crime
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Irina Shapiro presents another relaxing and enjoyable murder mystery in the Redmond and Haze Mysteries series. My only complaint is that, so far, all three books in the series have been painfully predictable.

Too predictable.

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Loved it all, love all the characters and the relationship between Jason and Daniel. Lots of twists and turns.

Fabulous Story

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I am really enjoying this series, i find each story gripping and addictive. I look forward to hearing more.

Fantastic

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I enjoyed the first 2 books in this series but this time the sordid and depressing crime perpetrated left me feeling very downhearted. I hope the next one is better. I agree there are lots of mistakes in the historical research but the stories are generally entertaining.

Depressing

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This is a good story, I’ve listened to books 1,2 & 3 and will most probably listen to book 4 also.
But, considering it’s set in Essex, England, why does the narrator insist in giving the locals a ‘West Country’ accent. There’s nothing in the books to suggest that the entire population of Dorset moved to Essex.
The American accents are laughable too.. and actually her Irish accent attempts are not much better.
Sorry, I really don’t mean to sound mean as the books are actually good easy listening books with engaging stories. Maybe next time though engage a narrator that can do accents.

Story good.. narrator not so…

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