Love Me Not

DI Helen Grace 7

By: M. J. Arlidge

Narrated by: Elizabeth Bower

Penguin presents the audiobook edition of Love Me Not by M. J. Arlidge, read by Elizabeth Bower.

She Loves Me
A woman's body lies in the road. At first it looks like a tragic accident. But when Helen Grace arrives on the scene it's clear she's looking at a coldblooded killing. But why would anyone target a much-loved wife and mother?

She Loves Me Not
Across town, a shopkeeper is killed while his customers are left unharmed. But what lies behind the killer's choices?

She Loves Me
Who lives? Who dies? Who's next? The clock is ticking.

She Loves Me Not
If Helen can't solve this deadly puzzle then more blood will be shed. But any mistake and it might be her own ...

'Helen Grace is one of the greatest heroes to come along in years' JEFFERY DEAVER

'The new Jo Nesbo' JUDY FINNIGAN

'Fast paced and nailbitingly tense ... gripping' SUN

Critic reviews

Detective Inspector Helen Grace is one of the greatest heroes to come along in years (Jeffery Deaver)

Page-turningly chilling

DI Helen Grace is a genuinely fresh heroine ... Arlidge weaves together a tapestry that chills to the bone

This is going to be as big as Jo Nesbo (Judy Finnigan)

Taut, fast-paced, truly excellent

One of the best new series detectives . . . Mesmerizing! (Lisa Gardner)

M. J. Arlidge has created a genuinely fresh heroine in DI Helen Grace

Chilling stuff

A chilling read

A grisly, gripping thriller

4

I was going to suggest this one book in the series could be skipped but I've changed my mind. It covers 3 days of crisis after crisis and I listened to each chapter eagerly to hear what was happening where and to whom. It is a fine suspenseful detective book.

Hug your children

This book was probably my least favorite. All I wanted to do was hug my children and thank God, that I was never a mother like this with a child like this.

killing!

I'm tired of all the police officers being killed or corrupt! It's getting old try something new and just let them live!

Preposterous!

No spoilers but the detective, who has recently been released from prison after being acquitted for killing 3 people, is now in charge of her former unit that was primarily responsible for her arrest and conviction (must have been a previous book) (no hard feelings, huh?). I know that fiction requires suspension of disbelief, but the only disbelief I have about this detective story is the number of "fives" other readers rated it. Finally, is this Detective Grace any relation to Roy Grace in the Peter James series?

Aldridge hits it out of the park.

This is a great addition to this series. Unlike many series you don't have to have read the previous books


A real nail biter