Death Comes to Call

Tara Thorpe Mystery Series, Book 3

By: Clare Chase

Narrated by: Lucy Brownhill

When a promising local artist disappears, the victim's brother begs Detective Tara Thorpe to take the case. It seems there's no evidence of foul play...he simply disappeared without a trace.

Tara agrees to do some digging...never mind that her unorthodox approach to policing has got a few of her colleagues' backs up. Amongst them is her former supervisor Detective Patrick Wilkins...he's had enough of Tara calling the shots and will do anything to knock her down. She must be careful.

At least she has an ally in their boss, Detective Garstin Blake. He'll always back her hunches. If anything, they work together too well...at least, that's the rumor around the station these days.

When a body of a young woman is found frozen near the fens, Tara's evidence suddenly becomes key to solving a high-profile murder. Is their missing artist still a victim...or in fact, a clever murderer with a deadly plan?

©2019 Clare Chase (P)2021 Tantor

Resolution needed

Struggled to finish this one. Though the crimes are solved, little or nothing happens in the sub stories. i am thoroughly weary of Babette, Wilkins and Tara's tormentor. it makes the characters seem ineffectual.

Narrator was so distracting I gave up

I appreciate the free books on audible. I often listen to one and then buy several more when I like the author. Glad this was free because I was so distracted by the monotone voice or the English narrator that after several hours I gave up. The cadence of every sentence was the same. Da da da… da. Sadly I won’t seek out more of her books because I can’t tell if it was just the narrator or the poor writing causing her to do it.

Hard to follow

It was hard for me to follow the story. Did not keep my attention and not invested in the characters.

Cliff hanger

Cannot wait until next book! Wow great quick read. But it leaves you hanging and longing for next book in series.

Ok Story

Difficult narrator. The fairly staid story was made almost stupefying by the single tone rapid pace of the narrator. Once I turned the speed to .9 was better able to follow and stay on story. Ok read then.