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Night Train

The Freeman Files Series, Book 9

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Ivan Kendall died in a train station restroom eighty miles from home in March, 2014. Why did the quiet family man travel to Westbury from South Wales so late at night?

The Crime Review Team, headed by formerly retired policeman Gus Freeman to investigate cold cases in Wiltshire, England, now must tackle another cold case besides that of Ivan Kendall. As the team closes in on an assassin, from the previous cold case involving Grant Burnside’s death, an old adversary stands in their way.

In lighter moments, Suzie Ferris moves in with Gus, and Lydia Logan Barre finds her father.

©2020 Ted Tayler (P)2023 Blackstone Publishing Crime Crime Thrillers International Mystery & Crime Mystery Suspense Thriller & Suspense Thriller Fiction Cold Case
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Loved this story- narration as always is excellent! Still feel Suzy is too bossy to Gus- even choosing what clothes he is going to wear the first day she moves in with him 😨 bad move Gus 😉

Interesting plot!

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I love Roger Clark. Anyone who has played Red Dead Redemption will love him, because he’s the voice of Arthur Morgan. That brought me to these books via a search for his narration, turns out he’s done plenty. Some are great, these are average. Slightly dull cold cases solved in a week by the central character (old detective, font of knowledge, irresistible to pretty ladies despite his age and passion for his allotment), it’s ’time killer’ listening for when 100% attention isn’t possible. Missed an hour in the middle? No problem, just keep listening and you’ll be fine. I’ll keep going with them thanks to Roger but I haven’t developed any attachment to the characters. Roger does pretty good accents for a non native, even his Welsh is bearable (and I’m Welsh!), but surely someone could have advised him on pronunciation of British place names, never mind Welsh ones!? It’s a proper removal from the story when a ‘local’ character can’t pronounce their own city/town/village. Regarding this particular story, be sure to listen on headphones as a central character, mentioned often, is called Alexa, and this is annoying in a house filled with devices designed to respond to that name.

I can’t help but keep going til the free ones run out

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