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Secret Places

DCI Greg Geldard, Book 1

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Secret Places

By: Heather Peck
Narrated by: Scott Fleming
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Introducing the acclaimed Greg Geldard Norfolk Mysteries—your gateway to an enthralling world! Join Tristan Smith, a goat farmer, cheese maker, and weaver, tending her North Yorkshire smallholding, when the unexpected discovery of a skeleton in a deserted World War II bunker by archaeologists sets off a chain of events that unravel a mystery beyond that first casualty.

DI Geldard follows the trail from North Yorkshire to the Norfolk Broads, seeking justice for a long-dead victim, while another individual searches for a fresh start and a safe haven. Immerse yourself in this captivating tale of coercion and abuse set in picturesque locations. Listeners describe it as a gripping, thrilling, and intense series: a crime mystery with a kick. If you're a fan of Elly Griffiths, this series is a must-listen for you!

©2021 Heather Peck (P)2023 Heather Peck Amateur Sleuths Fiction Mystery Police Procedural Detective Exciting

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Story Impressions – When a body is discovered in a World War Two bunker, DI Geldard digs up more than he bargained for. A gripping mystery that had me on the edge of my seat. The characters are engaging, and I connected with them. There are some intense moments dealing with the emotional and psychological ramifications from domestic abuse. It made me riveted while listening. This is book one in the series, and I can't wait to listen to more. If you love crime thrillers, this is a must-listen.



Narrator’s overall voice –Scott Fleming narrates the mystery without flaw. His voice is appealing yet doesn’t detract from the overall story.


Does the narrator fit the characters? Yes, the narrator uses his voice like an instrument, differing it to fit the characters.


Narrator’s reading style –There’s an easiness to Scott Fleming’s style which makes listening to him a breeze.


Narrator’s impact on reading experience –Scott Fleming makes the characters come alive. Readers can enjoy listening to him and ponder this whodunit.


Narrator’s pacing –The pacing is even and doesn’t detract the reader’s attention.


Audiobook flow –The audiobook flows well.


What makes this audiobook unique –What I found so unique about this audiobook was the way the narrator expresses emotion throughout the crime thriller.


Would I recommend this audiobook –Yes, I would recommend it to any listener. You’ll be entertained for hours.

Entertained for hours 5+ stars

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This is one of the worst books of this genre I have ever listened to. There was absolutely no mystery and the police officers are like tertiary afterthoughts. If the name of the lead detective wasn't on the book cover I wouldn't be able to tell you what it was. I usually give a series a two book chance but not this time.

The worst part about the book is the profound abuse the victim/killer suffered and yet when the police arrest and question her they are abusive as well. Just awful!! Save your credit - I wish I had.

Scott Fleming did a fine job of narrating but even he couldn't help make this a decent book.

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