Dead Old, Maureen Carter
Dead Old, Maureen Carter
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Dead Old

Author: Maureen Carter

Narrator: Clare Corbett

Unabridged: 8 hr 55 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 01/12/2014


Synopsis

A Bev Morriss crime novel
If flowers are the language of love, what does it mean when a retired, elderly doctor is found dead with a bunch of daffodils callously thrust down her throat?
Murder squad detectives believe Sophia Carrington is the latest victim of a gang of teenagers who have been preying on the old and vulnerable.
But Detective Sergeant Bev Morriss reads the message differently. .
Squaring up against a vindictive new boss and out of line with most of her colleagues, Bev is convinced the bizarre bouquet carries a far more personal message.
Just how personal, she has no idea – until the killing gets closer to home.

Reviews

Goodreads review by Bev

So...I picked up Dead Old by Maureen Carter for one reason and one reason only--Megan, the sponsor of the Semi-Charmed Reading Challenge, worked a "read a book with a main character who shares your first name" requirement into the challenge rules. There aren't exactly tons of Bevs/Beverlys out there......more

My Review [URL not allowed] Back in May 2015 I reviewed the wonderfully entertaining "Working Girls", the first book in Maureen Carters D.S. Bev Morriss series. Dead Old is the second, I enjoyed the first book so much that I was a bit hesitant to start listening, I feared I'd be disapp......more

Goodreads review by Kay

Bev Morriss once more in action and against all odds in this second book. Definitely not a team worker, especially with a new boss that takes an instant dislike to her, so she goes out on a limb to hunt down the culprits of vicious assaults on the elderly. This case brings her and her family close t......more

Goodreads review by Ineke

DNF - did not enjoy. Writing style strong and fast paced but the protagonist’s continuous self-pity, irritation and bitterness at being passed over for the Acting DI’s position is constant on nearly ever page and manages to take away from the thriller aspect of the story.......more