
Forty Words for Sorrow
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Narrated by:
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James Daniels
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By:
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Giles Blunt
Meanwhile, the brass have partnered him with Lisa Delorme, newly shifted to homicide from the Office of Special Investigations, and Cardinal can't help but wonder if she's been sent to keep tabs on him. A guilty conscience makes him think so.
Superbly paced, with fully-fleshed characters and utterly convincing police detail, Forty Words for Sorrow is also a novel of place that transcends the genre. Blunt puts us in a small Canadian town in the dead of winter and makes us feel the cold, then turns the cold into a metaphor for the destruction of young lives.
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Critic reviews
Good book, bad accent.
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Canadian Cop a Winner
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An excellent book
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characters were interesting.
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could not put it down
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Fantastic listen!
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Material outweighs average narration
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Great story, great characters!
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even better than the TV show
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The narrator drove me crazy with his weird British/Scottish/Irish-like accents for Canadians. I have NEVER heard any Canadians speak with this kind of hybrid accent, and certainly not French Canadians. He would have done better keeping to one voice.Bad narration
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