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Murder of Innocents

A Redmond and Haze Mystery, Book 14 (Redmond and Haze Mysteries)

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Murder of Innocents

By: Irina Shapiro
Narrated by: Alex Lee
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Summoned to a historic Tudor manor, Jason and Daniel are charged with investigating the heart-wrenching murder of two small boys. To discover who would have a motive to commit such a heinous crime, they must delve into the unexpectedly complicated relationships between the manor’s inhabitants.

Untangling a web of secrets leads them closer to the truth and directly into the sights of a killer, who will stop at nothing to escape justice. Will Redmond and Haze solve the case before one of them pays the ultimate price?

©2023 Irina Shapiro (P)2024 Merlin Press LLC Amateur Sleuths Historical Mystery Traditional Detectives Crime Murder
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Irina Shapiro is one of my favorite authors. This series is great and I never know who is the culprit until the twisted ending.

Dark and twisted

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Love the many twists and turns in this one. Multiple murders, difficult to connect need the professionalism and tenacity of Dr. Reckon d and Inspector Hays. Very enjoyable audiobook!

Murder of Innocents

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I loved this installment of the historical whodunit series staring Captain Jason Redmond and Inspector Daniel Haze. Like the other books in the series, it had a layered storyline, an intriguing mystery, surprising plot twists, and suspense. I was equally desperate to read it all at once to solve the mystery and also to savor it and make it last. Jason and Daniel are portrayed as real, relatable and complex people who have flaws and scars, but are really just trying to do their best as messy humans. Captain Jason Redmond is an American surgeon who inherited his British grandfather’s estate and title. He is living with his wife and infant daughter in London while he teaches, volunteers at the hospital and performs autopsies for the police. Daniel Haze is a detective inspector for Scotland Yard. He is widowed and lives with his young daughter. Jason and Daniel are good friends and their different approaches often complement each other while solving cases together. They are once again attempting to solve a difficult mystery when two young boys are found dead in a trunk. The location is outside Scotland Yard’s jurisdiction but near the small town where they previously lived and the baronet asked for their help. The investigation into the deaths leads Daniel and Jason to unlikely places, dead ends, plot twists, secrets, and surprising revelations. As always, there are smaller side personal story arcs and social commentary which enrich the main plot line and give the characters greater dimension. I love this series and these characters.

Alex Lee did a good job narrating the story and characters into life with a good amount of change in inflection, tone and cadence.

Death, innocence, and sins of the fathers

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I love all of the books in this series, but ibdo not care for this current narrator. I would much prefer Wendy Wolfson narrate all the Redmond and Haze books.

Narration

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This was really good, just as good as the others. looking forward to the next one. The narrator did a good job.

Loved it!

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Enjoy the series but the narrator cannot do a decent American accent. It’s grinding to listen to Jason Redmond who sounds like he’s clenched every muscle in his head before speaking.

Good sequel but narration struggles.

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You should at least consult with an American speaking individual. If a name such as Lucinda and an an A, no American speaking person would end that sound with the letter R. Lucinda does not Lucinder, and I love this story and I don’t wanna lose it, but this is driving me crazy.

Love the story & all the performances BUT!

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Another great addition to this series. The twist and turns kept you thoroughly entrenched in this one. I had a slight inkling as to who the killer of the boys was, but then I kept changing my mind. I love it when you have to wait to nearly the end to know whom the actual killer is. Redmond and Haze are specifically requested to look into the death of two little boys, whose bodies are found dead in a trunk. Redmond determines the little ones were poisoned, so the hunt begins among the residents and staff on the estate. Matters get more complicated when the gardener turns up dead from poison, and Daniel is poisoned also but survives. This was a thoroughly intriguing read. Shapiro hits another one out of the park. Bring on the next book, I'm totally ready for it.

Past sins affect the innocent

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I love this series but I cringe at the new narration. I’ll try one more after this. That’s all.

I’ll try one more…narrator.

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