Darkness on the Fens

DI Nikki Galena Series, Book 10

By: Joy Ellis

Narrated by: Henrietta Meire

A SERIAL KILLER ON A POISONOUS MISSION PUSHES NIKKI AND HER TEAM TO BREAKING POINT

Revellers are flocking into Greenborough for the yearly Dark Greenborough Festival, a three-day event celebrating local folklore, superstition, and the darker side of life.

What the public doesn't know is that there has been a warning sent to the police, saying that Greenborough will be a very dangerous place this year. The anonymous letter ends with the Latin phrase, Mors certa, hora incerta: Death is certain, the hour uncertain.

DI Nikki Galena and her team soon discover this is no hoax, as people start dying from what appears to be alcoholic poisoning. Things rapidly escalate, and as the deaths get more horrific, Nikki realizes they have a serial killer in their midst.

©2019 Joy Ellis (P)2019 Tantor

Another good one!

This is another well written Joy Ellis book! I did have a bit of a hard time keeping all of the characters straight, but eventually figured it out. The mystery continues all the way to the end!

Another nail biter

Loving the development of the characters and the how the stories are unfolding and progressing

Absolutely love this series!

This series is so good. I enjoy every moment!!! Joy Ellis is brilliant! Nikki and Joseph and all their gang seem like friends to me.

Henrietta Meire

I love listening to Henrietta Meire read Joy Ellis’ words!
The story kept me guessing till the end.

An other great book by Joy Ellis :)

I'm glad I found the books by Joy Ellis! I found her series about Jackman and Evans first. It's still my favorite! I like Jackman and Evans a lot more as persons. It took a lot longer to make me feel like I knew Nikki and Joseph. I still don't really like Nikki even though I like the books.

The first ten books in this series are free on Audible. All 14 books about Nikki are free if you have Kindle unlimited. I really like when I can borrow both the audio book and Kindle book at the same time. Sometimes I read part of the story at other times I just use the Kindle book to look things up. It's nice to be able to search for a person and see what they said or did if I wasn't paying attention to someone who turns out to be important to the story.

Henrietta Meire have read these books on Audible and I think she's done a good job. I haven't been to this part of England so I don't know what accent they really have but she makes the characters come to life.