Blood Never Dies

By: Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Narrated by: Terry Wale

A scorching August day, and a handsome young man is found dead in his bath. Suicide is not a detective inspector’s business, but Bill Slider’s colleague takes one look at the body and calls in his boss: 'It don’t look right to me, guv.'

Slider has to agree. There’s the method of death, a single slash to the jugular; men don’t usually cut. And his wallet and keys are missing. Either this was suicide with concealment in mind - or murder. But first Slider has to identify the victim, and as the trail leads through tattoo parlours and porn studios to Soho, Tin Pan Alley and Canary Wharf, it seems that the more he finds out, the less he really knows....

©2012 Cynthia Harrod-Eagles (P)2013 Soundings

Great listen!

This was a good, complex story. A lot of names to remember, but worth it. The CID team interaction is really fun with quite a bit of humor throughout.

Excellent book

This book completed the listening for us of the entire series. we started in the middle and went back to the first books in series. highly recommend all of the books!

Disappointing story, predictable and uninteresting

This author wrote Pack Up Your Troubles and Goodbye Piccadilly which were awesome books. This book falls so short of the author's previous writings that it's hard to believe she wrote this. The story is boring, and I waded through it because someone gifted it to me. I had listed her as one of my favorite authors. If I had been able to return it, I would have.