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The Birthday
- Detective Natalie Ward, Book 1
- Narrated by: Diana Croft
- Series: Detective Natalie Ward Series, Book 1
- Length: 9 hrs and 24 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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- Nia Ireland
- 30-09-18
Intense and chilling
This is a procedural crime thriller, the first in a new series featuring Detective Natalie Ward.
The detective is a multi-dimensional character and doesn’t fall into the common cliché categories I tend to expect in a police procedural novel – she isn’t a maverick, she isn’t better at her job than everyone else and she isn’t an angsty character with a dark past and a drinking problem.
What she is, is a woman trying her best to balance her incredibly stressful and important job with her home life. It’s hard to imagine what it must be like, trying to find a killer who targets children while making sure your son gets the cool new trainers he really wants in time for his birthday.
The story itself is heart breaking, being about the abduction and murder of little girls, but somehow the procedural side of the writing takes the edge off and stops it getting too dark. There are no graphic details about the crimes, but we do get some insight into the past of the killer and what drives him – eventually tying in with the main storyline and coming to a solid conclusion. The author’s writing style is excellent, making the main character very easy to relate to and the mystery compelling, without dropping deliberate red herrings to put you off.
The narration of this book was out of this world, Croft covers a range of different accents and character voices; from little girls to old men and everything in between. Every single one is distinct, which is ideal because there’s a lot of dialogue in this book and could easily become confusing in audio. I would particularly recommend picking up the audio of this book if you have a chance, it’s hella intense.
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- stink
- 06-02-19
Enjoyed
Enjoyed this story kept me interested from start to finish the character's were believable maybe a little corny.the narrator was very good so give it ago.😉😉😉
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- S
- 30-01-19
excellent 'who done it "
kept me guessing ! love the pyschological twist throught the story .Just enough of Detectives personal life ...too much drowns story out
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- Ninecatz
- 28-01-19
Mediocre
Bought on the strength of reviews... next time I'll use Fakespot analyser for a true idea, as the story is far from 'gripping.' If you like a fluffy detective story, buy it, but be warned... it has as much grit as a tarmac road... and is twice as boring.
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- J Taylor
- 21-01-19
Just ok
The story was a bit long winded and technically not very good
It was ok but not great
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- Ruby
- 07-05-19
Dragged on
The premise of the book sounds good, the first in a new set of books "DI Natalie Ward" I usually love these sort of things.
A young girl goes missing some years ago, as more girls start going missing it is up to DI Natalie Ward to solve the case.
A whodunit, but oh so boring, I found it hard to listen and it wasn’t gripping at all, I carried on to find out what happened but even that was a let down.
I did enjoy the narrator who had a lovely relaxing voice. But I wont be continuing with the series.
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- Emma
- 17-03-19
Fantastic
First time reading this authors book and I was extremely impressed a most read. You will not be able to put it down A****
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- SW
- 13-01-19
A Gripping story
I had already read this book as I have of most of Carol Wyer’, but found it more compelling by listening to it. It became very believable almost as though it was really happening. The narrator did an excellent job with the different characters bringing them to life. I’ve aleady ordered the next audible book.
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- Gwyneth Smith
- 19-10-18
A good read but not brilliant
Enjoyed this book but I've read better. The ending though is unpredictable so keep going!
4 people found this helpful
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- Diane Walmsley
- 18-08-21
excellent listen
a really good who is it with loads of could be's, enjoyed the plot and social side of the novel.
Found the narration really enjoyable with an excellent black country dialect thrown in for good measure
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- K. Byrne
- 15-11-18
I don't know why I kept going
It was rambling and didnt keep my attention. still confused about why I didnt return. No surprises...not clever...just a winding tale that goes nowhere.
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- E. Miller
- 24-10-18
One dimensional DI who only knows how to bully
The lead character is just awful and the narrator makes her sound even worse. I understand that she is investigating child murders but she acts no better than dirty Harry when it comes to that investigation. No nuance whatsoever. Frankly, I couldn't stand her and will be returning this book, something I've done only once before.
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- Patrick Williams
- 05-03-20
Worth another shot
It was a decent story but I had a very hard time staying connected to the story. it just seemed to drag on and I found my mind wandering. Not my face but will probably try another in the series and see if it grabs my attention better.
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- JOy
- 07-01-20
What?
This book was too full of different characters. I had to keep rewinding to figure out who was talking, what their role was in the plot, etc. Are usually don’t have trouble with books that contain a lot of characters, but this one was really a struggle to get through. When I got to the end I felt a tad disappointed in the storyline.
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- wbc
- 10-10-19
Not well researched.
There were numerous procedural mistakes that anyone with a basic understanding of police work would catch. None of the characters were well developed and there were many loose ends. I would not recommend this book. It reads like an amateur effort. The narration was good.
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- LR
- 13-01-19
Not Good
One character after another and none of them are memorable. If I can't get to know at least one character, I quickly lose interest. This book dragged on for hours! As soon as a key piece of evidence was presented it was easy to guess who did it. I had hoped I was wrong and there'd be a big surprise or twist coming but No, there wasn't.
i wish I had passed on this one. There's so many good books out there why waste time on one that's just okay?
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- Maine Knitter
- 12-12-18
First in a new series
The shoes on the cover kill me. So sad. The book involves the murder of children so it can be disturbing.
I’ve read the author’s first series and enjoyed those books. All are a bit dark but interesting. I didn’t care for this book as much. I listened to the audiobook, as I had with the previous series, (which was done fairly well) but I had a hard time keeping the characters straight. It’s not as easy to go back and find earlier mentions of a character. I listen to over 100 audiobooks a year so it’s not that I’m not used to them. This book just made it difficult for me.
The main character, DI Natalie Ward, is determined to solve these crimes especially because of a similar crime in her past. She seems like a typical working mother, trying to juggle career and family all in the midst of a murder investigation. I look forward to seeing how she manages and to learning more about her team.
One thing I did notice with the narration (and this occurred in an earlier book by the same author): Nike trainers were pronounced like Bike. Is that a British thing?
Overall, a captivating book which could have ended in any of several ways. It kept me guessing through most of the book.
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- Barbara F.
- 04-11-18
Not satisfied
Hello,
I listen to two to three audible books a week. This last one holds no interest whatsoever. I have tried but the story line is poorly conceived. In fact, the last couple of books have not been great. Maybe I need a break from my audible ‘addiction.’
Am I able to return my last purchase? Thank you.
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- Debbie De
- 29-10-18
The Birthday Killer
This audiobook was excellently written & by Carol Wyer & gracefully narrated by Diane Croth.
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Storyline and blot was robustly written with oranization. Great weekend thriller....waiting on Book two.
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- Kindle Customer
- 14-09-20
great murder mytery
love carol wyer books and her narrations my Diana croft make the book for me