Someone Else's Skin (D.I. Marnie Rome 1): Winner of the Crime Novel of the Year
(DI Marnie Rome)
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Narrated by:
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Abigail Thaw
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By:
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Sarah Hilary
Some secrets keep you safe, others will destroy you...
Detective Inspector Marnie Rome. Dependable; fierce; brilliant at her job; a rising star in the ranks. Everyone knows how Marnie fought to come back from the murder of her parents, but very few know what is going on below the surface. Because Marnie has secrets she won't share with anyone.
But then so does everyone. Certainly those in the women's shelter Marnie and Detective Sergeant Noah Jake visit on that fateful day. The day when they arrive to interview a resident, only to find one of the women's husbands, who shouldn't have been there, lying stabbed on the floor.
As Marnie and Noah investigate the crime further, events begin to spiral and the violence escalates. Everyone is keeping secrets, some for survival and some, they suspect, to disguise who they really are under their skin.
Now, if Marnie is going to find the truth she will have to face her own demons head on. Because the time has come for secrets to be revealed...
(P)2014 Headline Digital©2014 Sarah Hilary
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Great book
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Several twists to the narrative also help.
Recommended but not the best I have listened to.
I also wonder how much the story was manipulated in order to place a well worn cliche towards the end?
An okay story. A bit unconventional.
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My favourite part is when one of the girls, who is being held against her will in an honour crime, has to take the initiative to help herself, which reinstates the problem with police in dealing with these kinds of issues and thinking of it as a secondary offence when it is just as serious, if not more. I can see that the author was attempting to break down taboos and stereotypes but doesn't quite get there. The performance was good on the other hand.
Concept interesting but seems to be lacking
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Good in places
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Let down by narrator
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