except, that is, for London constable and sorcerer’s apprentice Peter Grant. The trouble is, the bottom-if it exists at all-is deeper and more unnatural than anyone suspects. It begins with a dead body at the far end of Baker Street tube station, all that remains of American exchange student James Gallagher-and the victim’s wealthy, politically powerful family is understandably eager to get to the bottom of the gruesome murder. Genre: urban fantasy, police investigation The audiobook was purchased with private funds.īook 3 of the Peter Grant series or otherwise known as the Rivers Of London Series The hardback copy was borrowed from the library. Thank you to RCT Library for lending me a copy of this book. Pace = (10 hrs and 17 mins listening time)īooks In The Rivers Of London Series / Peter Grant Series:
But having said that, my interest in this series is seriously waning… I might borrow this book from the library if ever I decide to continue reading this series rather than buying it. So I was expecting the murders to get justice! I was indignant!! But I’m still kinda hoping that it’ll get some answers in the next book. This is a police story, for goodness sake! A fictional one. And I don’t like cliffhangers! It left so many threads in the story hanging! And I also like seeing justice done. However, having said that, this is probably the book which garnered the lowest rating yet in the whole series. But I really do like Kobna Holdbrook-Smith‘s accent impersonations! They sound very authentic! But the thing I like best about this book is the humour between the pages! Awesome sauce!! My sides hurt!! Plus the plot building is solid and substantial with nice twists. And I had to borrow the hardcopy from the library while I was getting used to the narration.
And it took a good part of three quarters of the book before I finally did. So I was trying to get used to Kobna Holdbrook-Smith all over again. A lot! And it has been a while since the last book. Kobna Holdbrook-Smith‘s narration took a lot of getting used to.
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