The Fourth Friend

Jackman & Evans, Book 3

By: Joy Ellis

Narrated by: Richard Armitage

Crimebusting duo DI Jackman and DS Evans are back, solving another crime that will make your skin crawl.

Police detective Carter McLean is the only survivor of a plane crash that kills his four best friends. He returns to work, but he is left full of guilt and terrible flashbacks. So for each of his four friends, he decides to complete something that they left unfinished.

Eighteen months before the crash, Suzanne Holland disappeared, leaving a room with traces of blood but no other leads. Suzanne was the wife of one of Carter’s four best friends. Adding to the pressure, the boss’ niece has a stalker. Due to the sensitivity of the Holland case, Carter is put on this investigation.

DS Marie Evans is the only person Carter can confide in. But even she begins to doubt whether he can really cope and whether he is actually losing his mind. DI Jackman and DS Evans of the Fenland police face a battle to untangle three mysteries, and can they really believe their friend and colleague Carter?

©2017 Joy Ellis (P)2017 Audible, Ltd

Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant!!!

As usual Joy Ellis does not disappoint!
The characters are so very real, within minutes you are transported into their world, you feel their pain, live their fears.
As for the narrator, absolutely brilliant!....thank you Mr Armitage, thank you!

My favourite in the series so far...

I listened to the first two books in the series and was constantly frustrated that the detectives, who were meant to be the best in their field, were missing such blatant clues and should have solved the mystery much quicker... this storyline was more plausible and although I foresaw the end it was much closer to the plot reveal...

Love this series

This book was a little too short but I really enjoyed listening. The ending was a surprise and I would never have guessed. The narrator is very good and does each character so uniquely that I can see each one.

Super

Loved it! Great page turner! highly recommend it and i really enjoy Richard Armitage's story telling.

Keeps you guessing!

This one had me guessing "who done it" until the end. Love Richard Armitage's voice and it is easy to tell when he switches characters.