
The Dying Hours
Thomas Thorne, Book 11
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Narrated by:
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Mark Billingham
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By:
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Mark Billingham
Newly demoted after stepping out of line once too often, and struggling to adjust, Detective Inspector Tom Thorne becomes convinced that a spate of suicides among the elderly in London is something more sinister. His concerns are dismissed by the murder squad he was once part of and he is forced to investigate alone. Now, unable to trust anybody, Thorne risks losing those closest to him as well as endangering those being targeted by a killer unlike any he has hunted before: a man with nothing to lose and a growing list of victims, a man who appears to have the power to make people take their own lives.
©2013 Mark Billingham, Ltd. Published by arrangement with Atlantic Monthly Press, a division of Grove/Atlantic, Inc. (P)2013 Hachette Audio.Listeners also enjoyed...




















Critic reviews
"Mark Billingham has a voice that is wonderfully authentic for the task at hand. He delivers this well-written police procedural with verve and storytelling skill. He's good at emphasis, clear in his characterizations, and flawless in his pacing. His experience as an actor, stand-up comic, and screenwriter clearly informs his narration." (AudioFile Magazine)
"Absorbing.... Billingham takes a chance by shaking up Thorne's career, but it pays off in this consistently tense thriller that's as much about Thorne as it is about solving the crimes." (Publishers Weekly)
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The set-up for this book is so implausible as to make it impossible to suspend disbelief. The author tries to explain away the absurd situation, but no prison/police force would allow the situation to develop as described. Is Tom Thorne this weak and easily manipulated? If so, I have no interest in reading any more about the scrapes he gets into, nor his post-scrape angst at his foolishness.implausible
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