Ghost Girl

By: Lesley Thomson

Narrated by: Paul Ansdell

Stella Darnell cannot shake her father's legacy. A year after his death, she has discovered what looks like an unsolved case in his darkroom: a folder of unlabelled photographs of deserted streets. But why did her father - a Detective Chief Superintendent - never file them at the station? The oldest photo dates back to 1966, to a day when 10-year-old Mary Thornton was taking her little brother home from school. That afternoon, as the Moors Murderers were sent to prison for life, Mary witnessed something horrible that would haunt her forever. As Stella inches closer to the truth, the events of that day in 1966 will begin to haunt her too. This is the second story in the Detective's Daughter series.

©2014 Lesley Thomson (P)2016 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Really good

The mystery unravels so slowly, the telling of it leads the reader along on such an interesting journey. This is an excellent weekend read so one can listen for hours. This has such an unusual plot.

Excellent

Sppoky
Soothing
Intriguing
Orderly
Exposes the normal in the disturbed world of murderers.
Well worth a read.

This is a bad buy

The reader is great, but the story and the presentation in these books is awful. It's too disjointed, too manic, sudden things dropped in that make little sense to the plot. Don't waste your credit.