Lunch with the Deadly Dozen

By: Peter Berry

Narrated by: Marston York

This group likes to stay active in retirement—by catching killers . . .

Widowed and in his sixties, Thomas Quinn has been asked to lunch by Lexington Smith, the leader of a covert team who call themselves The Twelve. When Quinn accepts the invitation to join the group, he finds himself united with other retired experts—from a surgeon to a locksmith to a cabbie—in a quest to capture a killer targeting homeless victims on London's transit system.

As the body count rises, Quinn and his companions try to puzzle out a pattern. But can they protect this vulnerable population by identifying a predator amid the crowds of the London Underground?

©2024 Peter Berry (P)2024 Peter Berry

ok idea

This book is more about relationships and romance among the elderly. Dont get me wrong, as a senior citizen I am aware how common and great this can be. I don't care for romance, not my genre. Also this is not much of a mystery. The narration is great, that is why I finally finished it. The plot moves very slowly, so I will not be continuing with this series. However, it gets far more positive reviews than negative.