Time to Die

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Time to Die by Stephen Puleston- Crime

Set in the North Wales/Anglesey area this is a very interesting read amongst a rugged coastline. A body has been found looking like it has been thrown from the top of the cliffs. Further investigation leads the team to discover that he was a key witness to a burglary trial of two local well known misfits who have a reputation for violence and intimidation. Inspector Drake and team quickly discover more about the man and his wife- both appear to have other partners who may well have a motive. When another body is found the team may be led down a path that could well be the wrong one.

Although one of a series this does stand alone-this is my first book by this author and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s an easy read to get into and stay with and is very well written. I liked Drake- he comes across as a well rounded, believable character and the short chapters kept the pace nicely. The plot is well crafted and the reader is thrown a few red herrings along the way which kept me very interested. A wonderful easy read I thoroughly enjoyed.

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Time to Die (Inspector Drake Book 10) A dead body discovered on a popular beach. A local community traumatised. Everything points to two evil brothers. But can Detective Drake find the evidence? Welsh Inspector Ian Drake is called to the discovery of a body of a man on a popular beach. The dead man is due to give evidence in an important trial of two vicious criminals and suspicion immediately falls on both men. But Drake faces the challenges of unravelling the dead’s man family and discovers everything is not as it seems. As another witness in the important case is killed Drake’s superior office is convinced the known felons are to blame. And when a suspect linked to the dead man’s wife absconds Drake believes he has the culprit. But the discovery that witnesses exists changes everything. Can he find them before the killer? Time to Die is the tenth book in the dynamic Inspector Drake crime series. If you like police procedurals, clever mysteries, and gripping page-turners, then you’ll love Stephen Puleston’s unnerving whodunit.


STEPHEN PULESTON

Stephen Puleston was born in Holyhead/Caergybi, Ynys Môn, in Wales. After leaving university he trained and practised as a lawyer. He is now a full time author presently writing two crime series. Both are based in Wales, a country rich in history and spectacular scenery. The Inspector Ian Drake books involve a detective inspector based in North Wales, the area where he was born and raised, who faces his own demons while solving gruesome murders. The Inspector John Marco series follows the adventures of John Marco an inspector based in Cardiff, the capital of Wales. He’s from a Welsh-Italian family catching the killers at large in the bustling city of Cardiff. All the novels in the Inspector Drake and Marco series are available as audiobooks. All are narrated by experienced professional actors. Stephen lives with his family in Ynys Môn/Anglesey.











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