Flesh Wounds

By: Chris Brookmyre

Narrated by: Sarah Barron

When her father’s killer, Glen Fallan, is arrested for another murder, PI Jasmine Sharp enters an underworld where violence is a way of life and vengeance spans generations. DS Catherine McLeod has one major Glaswegian gangster in the mortuary and another in the cells for killing him - which ought to be cause for celebration. But this case is far more dangerous than it appears on the surface; deeper than skin, darker than blood.…

©2013 Christopher Brookmyre (P)2013 W F Howes Ltd

Critic reviews

"Prodigiously funny and inventive, here he takes crime fans exactly where they want to go." ( Daily Telegraph)

"Tense, moving, and gloriously twisted." (Mark Billingham)

One of my favorites

Read this series many times. Loved listening to it for a change! Made me look forward to the traffic on the way to and from work!

Excellent Detective Story plus very black humour

What made the experience of listening to Flesh Wounds the most enjoyable?

The story was a cracker, twists and unexpected turns, with a satisfying finish

What was one of the most memorable moments of Flesh Wounds?

The final meeting with Doak

Which character – as performed by Sarah Barron – was your favorite?

Katherine

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Glasgow hardmen meet their match in a 7 stone girl. (I'll never eat a pumpkin again)

Any additional comments?

Superb, one of Brookmyre's best.