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Pain Has a Permanent Address

The John Handful Mystery Series, Book 4

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Private investigator John Handful specializes in solving the impossible cases that the Suffolk Constabulary cannot, and when local businessman Charles 'Buster' Bill is found mutilated in the local forest, it is believed there is a maniac on the loose.

John Handful thinks differently. His own investigation soon reveals that at the heart of the man's death lies a devastating secret and by the time Handful realizes what it is he has just made himself the next target....

©2017 Andrew Hixson (P)2018 Andrew Hixson
Crime Thrillers Genre Fiction Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense
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This is a very good audio book got to give it 5 out of 5

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I've listened to a few Andrew Hixson books lately and this one was the best so far. I enjoyed the way the story developed slowly and then the constant changes in pace between action and investigation as it developed.

A good story.

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This audio book has a several parts that is full of suspense. I keep guessing while listening until the end of the audio book.

Book 4

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Private investigator John Handful specializes in solving the impossible cases that the Suffolk Constabulary cannot, and when local businessman Charles 'Buster' Bill is found mutilated in the local forest, it is believed there is a maniac on the loose.
fab book got me hocked straight away

amazing book

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Narrator: Michael Sharp
John Handful’s life is on the line in this book, there’s a touch of the hound of the Baskervilles about it, a good story but the ending left a few questions unanswered.
The narrator did a reasonable job and the story was sufficiently interesting as to keep the reader/listener engaged.

Don’t go into the woods!

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