Echo of the Dead

DSI William Lorimer, Book 19

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The Sunday Times best-selling series.

Whether you've listened to them all or whether you're discovering Alex Gray's best-selling series for the first time, Echo of the Dead will have you gripped until the end.

After a stressful winter, DSI William Lorimer is enjoying some time away from Glasgow. He and his new friend, Daniel Kohi, have retreated to the wilds of the Scottish Highlands to unwind. But what awaits them is far from a holiday.

Despite its troubled history, the mountain village of Glencoe is now a popular resort, famed for its close-knit community, its breath-taking scenery and the warm welcome it offers weary travellers. So it's particularly shocking when two bodies are discovered in quick succession on the nearby peaks....

With a potential serial killer on the loose, Lorimer's Major Incidents Team are drafted in from Glasgow. It's clear that a dark secret lurks beneath the wild beauty of this place. But will Lorimer manage to root it out before the killer strikes again?

Alex GrayDavid MonteathLittle, Brown AudioDSI William Lorimer

Crime Fiction

Mystery

Police Procedural

Highlander

Fiction

Suspense

Crime Fiction Mystery Police Procedural Highlander Fiction Suspense

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Critic reviews

"Echo of the Dead will keep you guessing." (Lin Anderson)

"Echo of the Dead is Alex Gray at her finest." (Doulgas Skelton)

"An exciting procedural." (Sunday Times)

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I've listened to all the books in this series this one matches all the rest with all the twists and turns- but why has David Monteith decided to change Solly"s accent (and why did no one point this out) cringed every time , come on listen to all your other narration took it from 100 to 80