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A Winter Of Blood: A powerful British detective crime thriller. (The DCI Cook Murder Mystery Series. Book 1) de Jack Cartwright

de Jack Cartwright - Género: English
libro gratis A Winter Of Blood: A powerful British detective crime thriller. (The DCI Cook Murder Mystery Series. Book 1)

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Jack Cartwright Publisher: Chestnut Press, Year: 2023


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Yeh I did bits of it because I a crime book but it definitely wasn't executed as well as it could have been. A lot of grammar and spelling mistakes. And referring to Charles Cook as both Charles and cook is really confusing the author should stick to one. But I did the story line somewhat but it did get quite silly at points.2 s Teresa1,786 20

A good start to a new series, but it was definitely rough around the edges and even with 5he crime solved, it wasn’t.
As I this author, I am sure the next one will be better, not needing to fill in the back story between the 2 main characters and start on development of the team. 2 s Dawn234 1 follower

This is a very promising start to a new series. I thoroughly enjoyed the “getting to know you” relationship building between the two officers, through all its ups and downs. I also d the perspicacity of the senior officer who, having observed some elements of misbehaviour amongst lower ranks, gave some the opportunity to deal with it and others enough time to either stop it or get themselves deeper into the mud but then dealt with it in a subtle manner.
I found the interactions of the two main detectives more congruent than many other pairings. They mostly got on well and the senior officer was mostly open to ideas and suggestions from the junior officer except for the times when he was not sure that she was being entirely open with him - not forgetting that they were very fatigues having worked for over 20 hours straight on one day and long hours on the others. That they were not always as congenial to one another as usual is entirely authentic in the circumstances and added much to the story for me at least.

I am looking forward to reading more in this series Maureen951

A Winter of Blood by Jack Cartwright is the first book in a new series, the DCI Cook series. It is the first book by this author I have read, although I have quite a few of his Wild Fens series on my tbr pile. I read this one as it is the first in the series and I could get in on the ground floor so to speak. It is set around Christmas so that was a bonus too. I can’t wait to read more books by Jack. Loved this book. The main 2 characters, Cook and DC Devon, were a bit different, both with their issues of course. They have both blended into the background up until the case they become involved in. Would recommend this author. Christmas Angel1,005 12

I am in awe of this book. I have felt every emotion this side of the moon. A dysfunctional family spinning out of control. A Christmas filled with grief. Characters, scenes, and plots that are superbly written. Gut-wrenching, scary, sadistic, anguishing, and every word flawlessly composed. A stunning work of written art. If only it was allowed, this would be a 10 star review.
Very Highly Recommended. Angela Malthouse3

Gripping drama

Living in Lincolnshire I enjoyed being able to visualise the places mentioned in the story. However, there was one error I spotted. When John Gregory leaves home on the 27th December at 6.30 am he says the sun has cleared the frost
from his windscreen. The sun doesn't rise until after 8am in December so this would be impossible.

Otherwise I enjoyed the characters and look forward to book 2. JOHN HOADLY4

A decent plot, with a good twist in the tale. As first in a series, I hoped for more and better character development of what could be a classic detective duo. Had this happened, I would definitely be looking forward to the next book. Will I read it? Perhaps.
I did wonder if the author was British as some use of words and phrases were odd, possibly let down by poor editing (and worse proofreading). Does no-one check ebooks before publication or are the errors also in the paper version? Ingrid1,358 84

The Dickens family is rich. They have a very longstanding company they all work in, but they also can't stand each other. At Christmas everything falls apart when 8 year old grandson Harry dies in a hit and run and daughter Janice is kidnapped. DCI Cook and his assistant Denver have to work hard to find out what's going on exactly.
I just love Mr. Cartwright's writing style!15 s Clare360 8

This started in quite a promising way but drove me mad with all the plot twists by the end. And parts of it read they were written by someone on a creative writing course, even though I gather he’s written multiple other books. The wrap up was ludicrous and actually quite disappointing. And also it’s a lift not an elevator in the UK.This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.Show full review Elva Cartwright459 5

Winter of Blood: ( The DCI Cook Murder Mystery Series. Book1)

A very long and involved murder mystery, written by a renowned Author. I thoroughly enjoyed working out the whys and wherefore of the murders. I recommend reading this when you have spare time because you won’t be able to put it down. Mr J L Nadin38 3

Excellent

Living in the area in which this novel is set, I thoroughly appreciate the level of finite local detail the author presents to the reader. An intriguing crime novel that grips one’s interest from the outset and doesn’t let go until the final page. Pam759 7

If your reading a really good book you just know it's by Jack Cartwright, I loved this and all his books it holds your total interest all the way through, (none of those dead area's) the characters in this are brilliant, DCI Cook and DC Devon make such a good team, and I enjoyed every page. Dale DePrima4

Wonderful characters

The author builds the characters so you envenison them as real breathing people. Story twist and turns before you know it the ending is totally different than what you thought it be. You can see the mansions architecture. Great story telling. Just awesome. D M Curtis11

Surprised

When I downloaded this book I wasn't sure whether I would it but it was excellent. So many twists and turns to the plot plus a building respect between two colleagues. A really good read. Susan326 4

Congratulations Jack on yet another brilliantly written book which I Absolutely loved and I would definitely recommend to other avid readers me,
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