Dead Ground: The Sunday Times bestselling thriller (Washington Poe Book 4)
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Not my favourite, but it keeps the high standard of this series going!
Poe and Tilly are called to a brothel in Carlisle under secretive circumstances. A man has been beaten to death there. What initially seems like a straightforward murder, and therefore not a case for the NCA, soon develops into a fast-paced spy thriller, with Poe breaking the law and disobeying orders more than once. This was the fourth istalment in the Poe and Tilly series and it still hasn‘t bored me! In the beginning, I wasn‘t too keen on the main themes of this book, as I’m not much into stories involving national security and intelligence. But what started as a simple case quickly turned into an investigation full of gripping twists and clever breakthroughs that kept me fully engaged, although not every piece of the puzzle felt entirely realistic to me. Once again, M.W. Craven shines with his brilliant storytelling. But what truly gives this series its heart is the characters. The unconventional pairing of Tilly and Poe never fails to entertain, balancing instinct, skill and humour. I also enjoyed the return of some minor characters from earlier books, and I’ve got a feeling a few of the new faces might become important contacts for Poe in the ones to come…
Spannend und unterhaltsam. Leider bin ich mit der Serie durch. Der neue Teil kommt erst im neuen Jahr.
Beiträge
Not my favourite, but it keeps the high standard of this series going!
Poe and Tilly are called to a brothel in Carlisle under secretive circumstances. A man has been beaten to death there. What initially seems like a straightforward murder, and therefore not a case for the NCA, soon develops into a fast-paced spy thriller, with Poe breaking the law and disobeying orders more than once. This was the fourth istalment in the Poe and Tilly series and it still hasn‘t bored me! In the beginning, I wasn‘t too keen on the main themes of this book, as I’m not much into stories involving national security and intelligence. But what started as a simple case quickly turned into an investigation full of gripping twists and clever breakthroughs that kept me fully engaged, although not every piece of the puzzle felt entirely realistic to me. Once again, M.W. Craven shines with his brilliant storytelling. But what truly gives this series its heart is the characters. The unconventional pairing of Tilly and Poe never fails to entertain, balancing instinct, skill and humour. I also enjoyed the return of some minor characters from earlier books, and I’ve got a feeling a few of the new faces might become important contacts for Poe in the ones to come…