Dead in the Water
Police Scotland Crime Series, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Angus King
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By:
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Ed James
A missing witness. A hidden conspiracy. One hell of a case.
As Acting DC Scott Cullen works with DC Craig Hunter to track down a witness who didn’t show during a court case, they stumble upon another crime–two homeless women, dying of a suspected heroin overdose.
As they investigate, they uncover a far-reaching criminal empire, dealing death and misery to Edinburgh’s underclass. And come across another investigative team who may not be exactly on the same side.
As the case brings two cops together and drives a wedge between another pair, can Cullen and Hunter rescue the witness and bring her assailant to justice?
Dead in the Water is the first book in the Police Scotland crime thriller series of bestselling Scottish crime novels, which will all be released in Audio in 2025.
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Story line was so gripping. Off to listen to the next one 😀
Dead in the water
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Another good series from the author
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That said, the book was very much rescued by the outstanding performance of Angus King, whose narration brought far more life and atmosphere to the story than the writing alone managed to achieve. His delivery added tension, personality and energy that kept me listening when the plot itself sometimes wandered.
Overall, it was an okay read — entertaining enough in places, but not one that left me eager to immediately rush out and buy the next book in the series.
Angus King's Narration
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Angus King’s narration is a standout feature — clear, expressive, and perfectly matched to the tone of the story, adding depth and realism to each character.
Verdict: A compelling listen for fans of British detective fiction — well-written and brilliantly performed.
A Taut and Tense Scottish Crime Thriller
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Not as good as some
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