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Hope to Die

(DS Nathan Cody #2)

David Jackson (Goodreads Author)

4.30 · Rating details · 754 ratings · 115 reviews

When the victim seems perfect, is it the perfect crime? The gripping new serial killer thriller, from the runaway bestselling author of CRY BABY.

On a snowy December evening, Mary Cowper is walking her dog through the churchyard of Liverpool Cathedral - and that's when the killer strikes.

Put on the case, DS Nathan Cody is quickly stumped. Wherever he digs, Mary seems to be ...more

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Published September 21st 2017 by Bonnier Zaffre (first published April 6th 2017)

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Apr 21, 2017 Liz rated it liked it · review of another edition

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It's always a crap shoot to pick up a new series and read it out of order. So it was with some trepidation that I started reading Hope to Die, #2 in the Nathan Cody series. There is a lot of back story here and initially I felt somewhat at a loss for having missed it. But Jackson does a good job of filling you in on the particulars. Not just with Cody, but all the players.

Cody is a damaged soul due to crimes committed against him. If superiors knew how messed up he feels, he wouldn't be allowed ...more

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Apr 12, 2017 Petra rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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This is the sequel to one of my favourite books from last year, A Tapping at my Door, a police procedural set in Liverpool. For a better understanding of the protagonist, DS Nathan Cody, his history with his colleague, DC Megan Webley, and his relationship with his boss, DCI Blunt, I would recommend reading these in order.
A school teacher is killed in the grounds of the Anglican cathedral in Liverpool. The single woman seemed well liked and respected, so Nathan and his team find it difficult to This is the sequel to one of my favourite books from last year, A Tapping at my Door, a police procedural set in Liverpool. For a better understanding of the protagonist, DS Nathan Cody, his history with his colleague, DC Megan Webley, and his relationship with his boss, DCI Blunt, I would recommend reading these in order.
A school teacher is killed in the grounds of the Anglican cathedral in Liverpool. The single woman seemed well liked and respected, so Nathan and his team find it difficult to establish a motive let alone come up with any potential suspects. When a second woman, a prostitute, is murdered in the grounds of a Catholic cathedral, the investigation throws up even more questions. The two victims appear to have nothing in common.
The story was really interesting, and I was totally absorbed throughout. David Jackson created a great balance between the case work and the personal lives of DS Nathan Cody & Co. I admit to having a bit of a thing for Cody though I'm actually not quite sure why. To the majority of the outside world, Cody appears put-together and tough, but he is still struggling with the aftermath of the torture he endured while working undercover, making him very fragile and unstable.
Be aware, if you have a clown phobia: scary stuff alert.
Jackson includes glimpses into the killer's abusive upbringing, which I thought were well done, although - if you read a lot of serial killer thrillers - there was nothing unique there.
I also liked the inclusion of a new member into the police team: Grace Meade, a lonely computer expert. Her "relationship" with Nathan has great potential for interesting developments in further books.
I was completely surprised when the perpetrator was revealed, which was an added bonus, but I have to say, I voiced my despair loudly at the damn ending. Really, not nice, Mr Jackson to leave us hanging like this and now I have to wait for ages to find out what happens next.
The audiobook is narrated by Jonathan Keeble, who is one of my favourite British narrators. If you like audio, listen to this, the narration is brilliant.
I received an ARC via Netgalley, thank you! The audio was purchased by myself.
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Mar 11, 2017 Susan rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This is the second novel featuring DS Nathan Cody. The first in the series was, “A Tapping at my Door,” and, like that book, this is also set in Liverpool. Following events in the first novel, in which DC Megan Webley was injured, we return in December, with Webley just about to return to work. Much of the same team are in place; including Detective Chief Inspector Blunt and ‘Footlong’ are joined by new characters, including computer expert Grace Meade.

The author obviously knows Liverpool well a This is the second novel featuring DS Nathan Cody. The first in the series was, “A Tapping at my Door,” and, like that book, this is also set in Liverpool. Following events in the first novel, in which DC Megan Webley was injured, we return in December, with Webley just about to return to work. Much of the same team are in place; including Detective Chief Inspector Blunt and ‘Footlong’ are joined by new characters, including computer expert Grace Meade.

The author obviously knows Liverpool well and the book begins with a murder in the grounds of the Anglican Cathedral. Victim, Mary Cowper, was a schoolteacher at a local school. She was very neat, very tidy, seemed much liked and respected and was extremely religious. In other words, she seems to be too good to be true, and Cody struggles with finding a motive for the murder.

As well as the murder investigation, we have the ongoing problems between Cody and Webley, as well as Cody’s emotional problems relating to a case a year earlier, in which he was tortured by men in clown masks. He has been receiving anonymous phone calls and now, whoever is at the end of the line, have begun to send more chilling messages.

As Christmas approaches, Cody, who is obviously suffering from PTSD and trying to hide it in order not to be downgraded to a desk job, struggles emotionally. Yet, we also have glimpses of the killer’s past and the reasons behind why they are now committing crimes. These parts, showing the results of a severely dysfunctional childhood, are extremely well done.

I would suggest that you read, “A Tapping at my Door,” before reading this book, as this does follow on from the first. However, this is an excellent series - very exciting and fast moving, but with a good depth of character and interesting back stories. I certainly look forward to reading more by the author and will follow this series if, hopefully, it continues. I received a copy of this book from the publisher, via NetGalley, for review.
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Mar 09, 2017 Sarah rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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Hope To Die is the second in the DS Nathan Cody series. A Tapping At My Door (which is the first) was my first introduction to this authors works and was one of my outstanding reads of 2016. I went on to read all of the authors books, which I loved, so you can imagine how much I have been dying for this one to be released.

I love Cody and wanted to give him a big hug for what he is having to go through. He has been through an horrendous time and it is very much with him every day. As much as he s ...more

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Apr 02, 2017 Clare rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2017-reading-challenge-read, 2017-big-book-challenge, 2017-netgalley-challenge

With thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for this ARC in exchange for an open and honest review.

I have been waiting for Hope to Die to be released after reading A Tapping At My Door a couple of months ago. As soon as I got my hands on this I had to read it.

Well this was even better Tapping At My Door. The Murder of the first victim Mary Cowper is in the first chapter. Mary was brutally murdered walking her dog in the grounds of Liverpool Cathedral. Cody discovers that Mary was a popular school ...more

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Mar 01, 2017 Liz Barnsley rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Oh David Jackson! Seriously. First of all NO with now making us wait for another in this series I really don't like waiting especially not when endings are so beautifully placed for when you think its done then ITS NOT DONE and then THINGS OCCUR. I can't say more because *spoilers*

This is beautifully constructed, brilliantly written and has an immersive and authentic sense of place, just like the first Nathan Cody novel which if you haven't read yet you probably should. First. Not that this can' ...more

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Mar 31, 2017 Yellagirlgc rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Just a tiny something missing to make this a 5 star read. I read through the night to finish this. DS Nathan Cody is investigating the murders of several women. Simultaneously you learn a little about the PTSD he's experiencing due to being tortured and watching his partner killed by clowns that got away. Im going to read the book before this one because I want to find out what I missed.
The flashbacks of the abuse the little boy (serial killer) experienced definitely upset me. The things pa ...more

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Sep 21, 2017 Bookread2day rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I was first introduced by David Jackson by reading Tapping At My Door, which if you haven't read it and love reading thrillers I highly recommend it. After reading Tapping At My Door which I found frighteningly good with a policewoman being attacked and with the great police procedural, I became hooked into David Jackson books. I was thrilled when I was asked to join the blog tour for David Jackson's new book. I easily got into Hope To Die with another exciting gripping police procedural with a ...more

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Jul 31, 2017 Eva rated it it was amazing

A few months ago, I raved about the first book in the DS Cody series and I’m kicking myself for taking this long to finally read the second one. Follow-ups are always tricky but I can safely say Hope to Die is even better than its predecessor!

Cody’s having an absolutely horrendous time. Not only is there the investigation into the murder of teacher Mary Cowper, which seems to be going nowhere fast, but he has a lot of other things to deal with as well. His relationship with Megan is at an all-ti ...more

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Mar 20, 2018 Tracy Fenton rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

I absolutely LOVED David Jackson's Callum Doyle series and therefore was very excited when he started a new series with a new detective and read the first book A Tapping At My Window back in April 2016 which I really did enjoy, but to be honest I felt like I was cheating on Callum because I loved that series so much. It's taken me quite a while to get around to reading the second book in this series which was published in April 2017 and to be perfectly honest the only reason I read it was becau ...more

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Apr 16, 2017 Kate~Bibliophile Book Club rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I LOVED A Tapping At My Door, so I was beyond excited to be able to read and review Hope To Die as I’ve been waiting for it since I closed the last page of ATAMD to be honest!

Hope To Die is a cracking addition to the series. We’re back with DS Nathan Cody, who is such a great character, and in this one he is tasked with investigating a brutal murder where there appears to be no motive.

Alongside this, Nathan is battling his own demons. If you’ve not read the first book, I won’t spoil it by sayin ...more

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Sep 21, 2019 Natalie M rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

An excellent sequel to Jackson’s first in the series. A little graphic in places but relevant and adds to the plot. Characters continue to develop and I’m completely invested in this series! Waiting to see where they go after this instalment. Can’t wait to read #3

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Apr 21, 2017 Joanne Robertson rated it really liked it · review of another edition

The publication last year of A Tapping at My Door marked the start of a new series for David Jackson and moved his new protagonist, Nathan Cody, away from the New York playground of his previous detective, Callum Doyle, and set him up in Merseyside. I loved the Callum Doyle series but this change in direction is working out really, REALLY well for both author and reader here. The UK setting of Liverpool is very well known by David Jackson and so these books come across with a confident passion f The publication last year of A Tapping at My Door marked the start of a new series for David Jackson and moved his new protagonist, Nathan Cody, away from the New York playground of his previous detective, Callum Doyle, and set him up in Merseyside. I loved the Callum Doyle series but this change in direction is working out really, REALLY well for both author and reader here. The UK setting of Liverpool is very well known by David Jackson and so these books come across with a confident passion for its people and it’s settings which gives them a gritty realism. I do recommend you start your reading journey with A Tapping at My Door though, it will provide essential backstories to help you understand Nathan’s personality. You will find yourself amazed that he is actually back here in Hope to Die!

I don’t know how he does it but David Jackson can always be relied upon to mess with my emotions which is rather unheard of for me in these hard boiled crime plots he weaves throughout his books. There is an unexpected depth to the crimes so that the reader feels very involved in them very early on, practically becoming another investigator on the case with a vested interest in catching the perpetrator. And the way the dual POV are used means we also get an insight into the mind of that killer which I found very chilling indeed.

The continuing themes of relationships and friendships throughout also bring out the tension in the personal backstories and I was pretty much holding my breath during some scenes between varies characters. I loved the addition of Grace here which also added another layer of interest and I’m chomping at the bit now to find out how circumstances will develop throughout the next books in the series. And that ending sent shivers down my spine!!

It’s been a pleasure to discover that this second book more than lived up to the first, a pretty mean feat especially following on from a much loved preceding series. I love Nathan Cody and can’t wait to see what he has to face next, both in his career and in his personal life. ...more

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Mar 09, 2017 Debbie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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I loved this book! It was SOOOO good. A killer is killing women and it seems it's because of their religious beliefs. Meanwhile, the author is letting us into the psyche of the killer. We are reading about the childhood of the killer. It starts when the killer is five years old and how the mother punishes him when he is a child. There is no maternal love there at all. The things this woman does to this child are unspeakable. The ridicule the child faces because of his mother. It's no wonder he g ...more

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Apr 23, 2018 Mandy White (mandylovestoread) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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What a fantastic book! Great stories and characters that all kept me guessing til the end

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Jun 05, 2017 April rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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Hope To Die by David Jackson
DS Nathan Cody Book #2
Publisher: Bonnier Zaffre

Thanks to NetGalley and publisher Bonnier Zaffre for the ebook ARC of Hope to Die by David Jackson.

Mary Cowper(42) was walking her dog through a church yard of Liverpool Cathedral on a snowy evening in December. Someone comes up and kills Mary very brutally.
Detective Sergeant Nathan Cody of the Major Incident Team is put on the case. Whichever way Detective Cody turns, Mary seems to be perfect, no one has a bad word to s ...more

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Apr 13, 2017 Col rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Synopsis/blurb.....

The gripping new serial killer thriller, from the runaway bestselling author of CRY BABY. Perfect for fans of Mark Billingham and Peter James.

On a bitterly cold winter's night, Liverpool is left stunned by a brutal murder in the grounds of the city's Anglican Cathedral. A killer is on the loose, driven by a chilling rage.

Put on the case, DS Nathan Cody is quickly stumped. Wherever he digs, the victim seems to be almost angelic - no-one has a bad word to say, let alone a motive ...more

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Sep 17, 2017 Emma rated it it was amazing

Hope to Die is the second book in the DS Nathan Cody series and one of my most eagerly anticipated reads of the year. I read the first in the series, A Tapping at My Door last year when it was first released and WOW, I absolutely loved it. Click here to read my five-star review. So much so it made it to my books of 2016 list. I had incredibly high hopes for this second instalment.

And having read (read = devoured) Hope to Die I can confirm that I am not the slightest bit disappointed; this book w Hope to Die is the second book in the DS Nathan Cody series and one of my most eagerly anticipated reads of the year. I read the first in the series, A Tapping at My Door last year when it was first released and WOW, I absolutely loved it. Click here to read my five-star review. So much so it made it to my books of 2016 list. I had incredibly high hopes for this second instalment.

And having read (read = devoured) Hope to Die I can confirm that I am not the slightest bit disappointed; this book was well and truly worth the wait! Dare I even go as far as to say that I preferred it ever so slightly to the first book? Hmmm……

DS Nathan Cody is one damaged copper. Having been involved in an undercover mission which went dreadfully wrong several years ago, Cody has yet to shake the guilt and the terrors viciously pummelled into him that night. A word to the wise, if you feel any sort of unease when it comes to evil clowns then this may not be the book for you. I am terrified of the blighters but found some strange, perverse enjoyment in reading about Cody’s association with the malicious monsters. Who knows, you may feel the same way I do!

The incredibly intense first chapter drew me immediately into the book and I consumed the whole thing, from start to finish, in less than 24 hours (which for me is really very quick). That old cliche, I couldn’t put it down…? Well, I couldn’t. Nor did I want to. It was a delight to be back in the Major Incident Team alongside Cody, the formidable DCI Stella Blunt, the kind-hearted yet newly bolshy DC Webley. What an awesome team and yes, I may be a little bit in love with them all.

Called to the scene of a vicious murder in the grounds of a cathedral, the team are left stumped. Their victim is a single middle aged woman, a teacher of religious studies at the local girls’ school with no skeletons in her closet, no one close enough to bear a grudge. They are left floundering. Then a second body turns up, this one not so innocent but associated with the Catholic cathedral. Could the link between these two victims be their beliefs? Will Cody and the team discover who their twisted killer is before a third victim meets their maker…?

I absolutely loved it. One of my favourite reads of the year. It may be that the murders have a religious connotation, which has always appealed to me. It may be the subtle humour Jackson writes into his character’s narrative or it may just be that it’s an absolutely stonking crime thriller series that I insist you check out. As I approached the end of the book I had a fair idea of ‘whodunit’ but that didn’t take away from my enjoyment at all. (I was right by the way.)

Would I recommend this book? You have to ask? Absolutely. This one is definitely on the list of my top reads for 2017. Cody and Megan have the most wonderful chemistry and I have high hopes for their future (I can hope, anyway!). A stellar piece of crime fiction which I want all fans of the genre to read and enjoy. It works perfectly well as a standalone but why bother when you can read the stunning A Tapping at My Door as well. Brilliant work, well done Mr Jackson.

Five out of five stars.

I chose to read and review an eARC of Hope to Die. The above review is my own unbiased opinion. ...more

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Jun 06, 2017 Emma Mitchell rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Winter is here, Liverpool Cathedral and the snow is falling.
Can you picture the scene?
The stunning, red brick building, smattered with the softest white snow, the deep, wide stairs barely visible, the surrounding trees glistening whilst the branches, heavy with the snow fall, dance gently in the breeze ... perfect for a romantic stroll ... until you see the blood that is ...
For this is the location of the first gruesome murder.
Bludgeoned to death in what appears to be the most random of crimes, Winter is here, Liverpool Cathedral and the snow is falling.
Can you picture the scene?
The stunning, red brick building, smattered with the softest white snow, the deep, wide stairs barely visible, the surrounding trees glistening whilst the branches, heavy with the snow fall, dance gently in the breeze ... perfect for a romantic stroll ... until you see the blood that is ...
For this is the location of the first gruesome murder.
Bludgeoned to death in what appears to be the most random of crimes, DS Nathan Cody and his team are struggling to find any reason for this person to be dead. She seems almost too good to be true.
I absolutely loved this book! What a bloody belter!!!!
This is the first of Jackson's books that I have had the pleasure of reading but it WILL NOT BE THE LAST!!!
His writing is strong and descriptive in that magical way that transports you straight to the scene so you can almost touch DS Cody and the team ... Just brilliant!
Although this is the second book in the series, I did not feel left out having not read book one, there was enough information given about it for me to get a great understanding about what had happened, without, I suspect, boring those who had read it. DS Cody had a hard time in the last book and as he struggles to find the killer from the cathedral, his ghosts are coming back to haunt him, making for some seriously creepy scenes.
I quite simply adored Jackson's writing. I couldn't get enough to be honest. I love the dynamics he has created with the team, I love how they interact, how they care and how they all develop and take the lime light at times. I love how I was pulled into the pages, how the story gripped me from the start and how that feeling never let up (you know the one ... where you literally cannot put the book down?!)
The background stories fill enough of the pages to bring the characters to life, to make them real and oh so likeable.
I cannot recommend this series enough and I will certainly be waiting with bated breath for the next instalment!!!
I was lucky enough to have this both in hardback and audio and both were utterly amazing. I jumped between the two depending on where I was and what I was doing. The narration from Jonathan Keeble was outstanding, to the point that I have downloaded some more books, just because he narrates them!!! ...more

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Mar 07, 2017 Elaine Tomasso rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I would like to thank Netgalley and Bonnier Zaffre for an advance copy of Hope To Die, the second Liverpool based police procedural to feature DS Nathan Cody.

Mary Cowper, a good Christian teacher, is murdered by a man with a hammer in the grounds of an Anglican church. Cody and the team can find no reason for the murder so their sense of foreboding increases when another woman is murdered in the same way in the grounds of a Catholic Church.

Hope To Die is a good read. The murder plot is fairly st ...more

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May 08, 2018 Pat (not getting friend updates currently) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This was pretty darn good. A school teacher's body is found outside an Anglican cathedral. Hmm, strange. The woman was very religious but no motive for the murder is apparent. Then a dead prostitute is found outside a Catholic cathedral. OK, now its getting interesting.

Nathan Cody and his crew are investigating these murders. Much of their progress comes from newbie, Grace, a geek tech wizard but also all round smart cookie who has some pretty good ideas. Meanwhile Nathan is being plagued by cra ...more

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Oct 20, 2017 G.J. Minett rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Very impressive. Cody, Webley, Blunt and co are getting better and better with every outing and Cody's continuing psychological problems are such a clever leitmotif. David Jackson has created a team of characters the reader will care about and his plotting and pace in this book are testimony to a writer at the top of his game. The vividly evoked Liverpool setting, the intriguing story and characters who really come to life would translate so effectively to TV that I wouldn't be at all surprised ...more

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Apr 27, 2017 Icy Sedgwick rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

To call this a thriller is an understatement. At first, I wasn't sure where the story was going, but as it went on, I found it incredibly hard to stop reading. Some passages are ultimately harrowing, dealing with the experience of child abuse at the hands of a devout mother, and one or two of these actually upset me (which takes a lot of doing!). But elsewhere the pace of the plot and the twists and turns of the case were riveting, and I genuinely didn't see the ending coming. Looking forward to ...more

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Jul 05, 2018 John McDermott rated it it was ok

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My actual rating is 2.5 stars. Compared to the other books I've read just recently this novel just wasn't quite as good. ...more

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Apr 24, 2017 Trish R. rated it really liked it · review of another edition

I love the storyline of these books but I just hate the ongoing story about the clowns and phone calls to Nathan Cody. I’m good with the serial killer so I don’t need to read about the hero’s failing mental health. At only 42% I was wondering if I was even going to finish this book. If it weren’t for the narration I probably wouldn’t have. I knew, however, if this was still a problem at the end of this book I wouldn’t be reading any more from this author.

At 71% we finished with another long epis ...more

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May 22, 2017 Stephanie rated it really liked it · review of another edition

A follow up to A Tapping At My Door, Hope To Die could be read as a standalone novel but you would get more enjoyment from it if you know and understand why Nathan Cody is hurting emotionally and physically.
The novel starts with a murder in one of my favourite areas of Liverpool, the gardens surrounding the Anglican Cathedral. I’ve always enjoyed reading a novel where I know the area and the Cathedral and the Georgian Quarter of Liverpool is one I know quite well. The footpath where the murder t ...more

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Aug 30, 2017 Andy Wormald rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

David Jackson does it again another crack a jack of a read
A cleverly plotted police procedural superbly written which will you leave you guessing until the end, in Nathan Cody you have a tortured soul a character with a great back story that the author keeps drip feeding the reader.
You get a real feelimg of authenticity within the storyline that helps the book to flow and the pages to turn, top notch entertainment.
As usual with the ending you have that great sense of wanting more to know what fu ...more

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Feb 20, 2018 Sue rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Cody and Webbley together again. Good pair. I liked this one even better than the first.

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Apr 07, 2018 Kat rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

What an absolutely fantastic read this was and even better than the first...can’t wait till May for the next book in this wonderful series ..5 stars and well recommended

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Jan 06, 2019 Jo Fishwick rated it really liked it · review of another edition

All in all an excellent read. The story line is good and keeps you hooked. However, I found the narrators attempt at Liverpudlian accents were not always great. Would recommend though.

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I am the author of a series of crime thrillers featuring Irish-American NYPD Detective Callum Doyle. The first in the series, Pariah, was Highly Commended in the Crime Writers Association Debut Dagger Awards. It is published by Pan Macmillan. The follow-ups are The Helper and Marked, and I am hard at work on the fourth in the series. My writing influences include Ed McBain, Dennis Lehane, George P ...more