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Ebook review 'Well, the plan was to read this book slowly and savour it as I knew it was to be the last in the series.

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It is the end of the series but I hope not the end of the author/narrator relationship. His phrasing is sublime and you feel that he really is Hazard and Somerset and all the other great, good and bad characters in this series. As with the other books in the series, this book is emotionally hard-going but not without its' ridiculous moments and Tristan captures all of these moments beautifully because he really gets Ashe's writing. If you have not already done so you must listen to the audio recordings with Tristan James in both this and the past series which feature Hazard and Somerset. This may make you question well why listen to the audiobook? Well because you have to! You feel that you are in the moment.

I have already reviewed the e-book which you can read below this audiobook review. And when the killer abducts Colt’s friend, Hazard and Somers realize they are running out of time, and they must race to save him before it’s too late. But nothing is straightforward about the investigation, and even Loretta’s daughter seems to have her own reasons to want her mother dead. To find the killer, Hazard and Somers will enter a murky world of concerned parents, entitled teenagers, internet trolls, and a whole lot of grassroots crazy. Under pressure from his assistant, Hazard takes the job, assuming that it will be two days of babysitting before Loretta returns to New York. Loretta Ames is a famous-and famously troublesome-author, and a string of recent attempts on her life suggests that someone is determined to get rid of her.

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