Murder in the Family

DI Hillary Greene Series, Book 5

By: Faith Martin

Narrated by: Gemma Dawson

Fifteen-year-old Billy Davies is found dead in his father's shed. A pair of gardening shears thrust brutally into his chest. DI Hillary Greene tries to get to the bottom of this baffling crime. How had Billy come into contact with such a vicious killer? Who wanted him dead and why? The investigation reveals that the teenager was not such an innocent young man.

Meanwhile, Hillary's having a tough time at work. She's been passed over for promotion, and her reliable constable Tommy Lynch is to be transferred out. But Hillary won't let distractions get in the way of solving crimes. To catch this killer, Hillary will need to dig deep into the dark secrets of a small community.

This is a crime mystery full of well-observed characters, which will have you gripped from start to finish.

©2017 Faith Martin (P)2018 Tantor

Sneaky!

crime-thriller, murder, murder-investigation, England, procedural, relationship-issues, relationships, office-politics, suspense, unpleasant-co-worker, friendship, law-enforcement, small-town, secrets, lies, teens, extortion, photography, photos, unputdownable*****

Another twisty tale from Oxfordshire.
The murder victim is a fifteen year old boy who turns out to be a very nasty little git. The list of suspects just keeps growing until an ending that totally blindsided me!
Gemma Dawson is the voice actor who really brings even more credibility to the story.

Great

I enjoy Faith Martin’s books. She covers every detail, and one never knows the murderer until the end. Bravo!

Great story and narrator, except…

…the ending was disappointing. Not terrible, just not as good as the rest of the book. Until the last chapter I had decided to give it 5 stars. Still, I think this was the best of the Hilary Green books yet, and I do recommend it. I’m ready for the next one.

Great story !

Great story and very well written. I would highly recommend this mystery series to anyone!

4

These books are so quiet it can
be a challenge to pay attention for clues and figure out who-done-it and -why. I do love the British accent and idioms that sprinkle conversation. Narrator's wok is excellent.