In the Silence

By: M.R. Mackenzie

Narrated by: Fiona McNeill

A stunning new mystery thriller from the debut author everyone is talking about...

Anna hasn’t set foot in Glasgow for 10 years, for very good reason. When Anna, a criminology lecturer, does return to Glasgow from Rome, during the coldest winter in memory, tragedy strikes. While out with her best friend from school, Anna has a chance encounter with a former flame, Andrew, whom she later discovers dying on a blanket of snow.

She finds herself at the centre of the investigation as the star witness and embarks on her own investigation of the case. But Anna doesn’t realise the danger she is in and soon finds herself in trouble. When another body shows up who has links to the first victim, it appears that the motive may lie buried in the past.

As Anna gets closer to the truth, the killer closes in. Can she solve the gruesome mystery before the killer strikes again?

©2018 M.R. Mackenzie (P)2019 W. F. Howes Ltd

In the Silence

I found this book to be very slow and confusing and the story not too cldar, but it had a beautiful ending and you got into it more at the end. The narration was good.

Accent

Very difficult at times to understand the read with extremely overpowering thick accent. Seemed far fetched.

Poor pronunciation of relatively common words

Storyline was good and in the main, so was performance apart from appalling pronunciation of some words which really jarred and spoiled the enjoyment quite a bit .