Fatal Endings By Anita Waller

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 Fatal Endings By Anita Waller- Crime   

A woman's body is found near a shopping precinct, one who tried to call Ex DI Matt Forrester the evening before.  The victim was someone he had encountered in a case a while beforehand and would rather not encounter her again. Matt’s life partner Karen is a DI in major crimes and is soon called out to the case. Meanwhile Matt is dealing with the more mundane- a survey of an old building for a security system and a woman who suspects her husband of scamming her. Karen's case escalates when Matt finds a body during his survey and pharmacy boxes belonging to the shopping precinct murder are found nearby.

I love this series, it's a wonderful easy read and despite the subject matter, it's light-hearted and the characters bring a warm smile. Matt and Carol, his receptionist, have a great working relationship and Karen brings the police side of things to the table, where they invariably involve Matt either from an old case, his past experience or even a current situation. All are caring and compassionate and Anita’s skill of writing makes this bound from the pages, someone who loves and cares for her characters really shows through, the reader soon feeling that they are in the company of friends. I gasped out loud at one point- I won’t spoil anything by saying at what. A brilliant ending to a much adored series. Loved it really doesn’t do this justice. A huge 5*

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Fatal Endings Nobody is safe… When the murdered body of a woman is found in a Sheffield carpark, former cop turned private investigator Matt Forrester finds himself embroiled in the case, because the last call the victim made was to him… But the case isn’t as simple as the drug theft it looks like, and – when a young boy becomes the next victim – Matt and his life partner, DI Karen Nelson, realise they’re investigating a terrifying series of revenge killings. Arrests start to be made, but enemies are being made. And, as the killings continue, nobody is safe… A totally unputdownable crime novel, from bestselling author Anita Waller, guaranteed to keep readers up all night. Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/fatalendingssocial


Author Bio – Anita Waller was born in Sheffield, South Yorkshire in 1946. With many books to her name, she feels she has finally realised her dream. In 2021 Waller signed a five book deal with Boldwood Books, and currently has six published books with them: One Hot Summer, The Family at No.12, Fatal Secrets (the first in a new series set in Sheffield), The Couple Across the Street, Fatal Lies, the second in the Forrester series and The Girls Next Door. The Family at No.12 reached #2 in the Amazon Kindle charts. The final book in the Forrester series, Fatal Endings, is to be launched on 13 November 2024. Social Media Links Facebook: AnitaWaller Twitter: @anitamayw Instagram: @anitawallerauthor Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/AnitaWallerNews Bookbub profile: @anitamayw


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