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Our Little Secrets

Grace Macallen, Book 5

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Our Little Secrets

By: Peter Ritchie
Narrated by: Sean Barrett
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At Police Scotland HQ, Grace Macallan has pitched up in Counter Corruption. But the demons of her past are never far behind.

Meanwhile, Edinburgh's gangland is in turmoil, with territory battles causing serious havoc. Into the war steps DI Janet Hadden. An ambitious risk-taker, she knows how to throw opponents off balance. When she's thwarted, Hadden seeks help from a notorious underworld fixer - only for Grace to start an investigation that threatens to uncover all Hadden's secrets. Beset by violence and double-crossing from colleagues and criminals alike, Grace must hold her nerve or the endgame will take her down....

©2019 Peter Ritchie (P)2020 Oakhill Publishing Crime Thrillers Mystery Police Procedural Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction Crime Thriller Scotland
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I don't envy detectives coping with crime cases like this but have always thought Peter Ritchie bases his plots and sub plots on real life. Great narration by Sean Barrett.

Another great crime thriller from Peter Ritchie

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Loved it mostly because of Sean Barrets narration but it was an extremely exciting story

Brilliant

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I found the first books in the series to be very good. Great stories, great performances by Sean Barrett (as always) and overall good value for money books - all based around the detective Grace Macallen.

This book was also performed well by Sean Barrett - but about three quarters of the way through I found the need to double check that this was in actual fact a Grace Macallen book. Sure enough it is classed as part of the series - but God knows why because she plays a cameo role at best.

This book failed to grab my attention as did the previous four. Not really a "page turner".

Bizarre that Grace was left out for the majority of the book. Will be skipping the next.

Why does Grace only have a cameo role?

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