The Colour of Mystery

Ellie McEwan Mysteries, Book 2

By: Joy Ellis

Narrated by: Sophie Rundle

The newly discovered novel from multi-million-selling author Joy Ellis. Never-before published!

THREE NICE PEOPLE. THREE TERRIBLE CRIMES. WHAT MADE THEM DO THESE AWFUL THINGS?

It’s the night shift worker who finds them. Huddled in a hospital store cupboard is elderly Edith Higgins. Knifed to death. Sitting behind her is Staff Nurse Lily Frampton, a scalpel clasped in her blood-soaked hand.

No one can understand why this kind-hearted, dedicated nurse would brutally murder a frail patient she’s spent months caring for.

That same day, mild-mannered schoolteacher Rod Black is found surrounded by the battered bodies of his pupils. Why would a well-respected teacher beat five schoolboys to death?

Then a third shocking — and equally inexplicable — incident takes place in a London homeless shelter.

©2024 Joy Ellis (P)2024 Audible Ltd.

Now awaiting film version of this amazing book!

This was another winner. It would make an Excellenct screenplay/film version with all the vivid descriptions of the auras and energy fields. I would even sign on to see a full series of these stories after reading more in this vein. Kudo Joy! It is no wonder you became a successful crime writer after this beginning. I hope you will consider making more like this as well.

Story

I really have enjoyed this series. I did like the first book more than the second, but truly enjoyed them both Want more!

A little predictable but exciting

Love this and the first book. A little eerie story and great character builds. Love Joy Ellis and thinks these were good additions to her library. Would recommend.

Joy Ellis Fan

Joy Ellis is a wonderful story teller, with likable characters and creative plots, laced with lovely, comforting settings that draw the listener in.

riveting story

The story line kept me hooked. The narration was marvelous. I don't usually give reviews, but this book was worth mentioning. I'm only sad that there is not a 3rd book. keep writing Joy Ellis. love your work.