Death by Plane

Slater and Norman Mysteries, Book 2

By: P.F. Ford

Narrated by: Andy Cresswell

Meet Detectives Slater and Norman, an unlikely crime-solving duo. They might seem like they have nothing in common, except a love of doughnuts and banter. But they never give up on a case, no matter how tough things get . . .

A body falls from the sky — landing in the woods by sleepy little Tinton.

Detective Dave Slater is halfway to the pub when he gets the call. He's needed out at Haunted Copse, where a dogwalker just stumbled on something terrible. A body among the trees. It looks like the victim fell to her death. Almost like she dropped out of a plane.

And that's not all. Amid all the commotion, the dog also dug up a bone. A human bone. Forensics then turn up two more bodies at the same scene.

So now Slater and Norman don't just have one murder on their hands. They've got three.

One body's unfortunate. Two's a bit of a coincidence. But three—?

There's surely a punchline in there somewhere. If Slater and Norman weren't so busy chasing a killer.

Can they catch the culprit before the body count becomes sky-high?

This absolutely gripping detective mystery full of twists and turns is perfect for fans of Rachel McLean, J.D. Kirk, Pauline Rowson, Elly Griffiths, Matt Brolly and Simon McCleave.

©2024 P. F. Ford (P)2025 W F Howes Ltd

This series continues to entertain

Once again, the team of Norman and Fletcher are successful in solving more than one mystery in good clean writing. Lots of positive vibes coming from Norman and Fletcher continues to be more aware of his negativity. Gives the reader lots to think about. A bonus is great narration and an interesting crime to solve.

Huge Disappointment

Extremely confusing plot, wildly unrealistic, and dreadful in its exploitation of sleazy sex. Every female character is portrayed as stupid, greedy, evil, obsessed with sex, and/or good but terribly used. So disappointed because I listened to one book of the author's other series and liked it enough to try this series.