The Cadaver Game

Wesley Peterson, Book 16

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The Cadaver Game

By: Kate Ellis

Narrated by: Gordon Griffin

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The decaying body of a woman is discovered in a suburban house in South Devon, following an anonymous tip off to the police. DI Wesley Peterson has problems establishing the woman's identity and, as he begins to investigate her death, another disturbing case arises.

Two teenagers are found shot dead at the foot of a cliff. The teenage victims had taken part in an online game called Blood Hunt and it seems they may have been persuaded to play a sinister real-life game, which ended in their murder. When a skeleton is found near the place where the teenagers were last seen alive, Wesley must face a terrible truth...and a hunt to the death.

Kate EllisGordon GriffinSoundingsDI Wesley Peterson

Crime Fiction

Fiction

Mystery

Police Procedural

Crime

Game

Suspense

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As always, a great story, which is well presented. The usual plot twists and turns are much in evidence again, as is the continuous development of individual characters, and their relationships.

Another excellent story in this series of books.

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Enjoyed the links between the past and present. The journals told a story in their own right with some aspects linked to historical events. Part of me would have appreciated more from the journals
This focused more on the murder mystery and there
was less on the development of the characters
Generally however another good listen

Another good story

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