True Sally Rigby ...

I have enjoyed all the books in this series this wasn't my favorite, but still a great listen for a fan. Looking forward to next in series and her newest series

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It's over.

Seems like Sally Rigby just got tired of Cavendish and Walker and went through the motions with this story. It just abruptly ended; kind of lazily. Not much mystery here and never really explains why victim was chosen except the weak excuse of "collateral damage". What a shame, I really enjoyed the series and expected more from the "final installment."

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LAME

I want to express how disappointing this was. Hard to believe it was written by Sally Rigby whose previous stories in this series were.
Her previous one's led you to believe the clues pointed to a particular person only to have the story take a unexpected twist. This book has none of this!
No surprises, anyone could tell you who committed the murder. Same old "scorned wife did it".

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Very enjoyable

This was one of my favorites in the series. I really liked the different theme than usual and the character development up to this point has been a lot of fun. I will definitely be reading the next one as well as the spinoff series.

Too short

wish the story lines were longer! Love the interaction between George and Whitney. Great story!

Riveting.... Suspense

Need book #11 to hit Sudible, soon, Please. Can't wait for Dark Secrets release!

LOVE this series!

I know the exact day each Walker & Cavendish mystery is available, and I immediately download it in Audible format. Clare Corbett, the narrator, does such an excellent job that the story is much enhanced.

In this story, the Lenchester team departs from serial killers to a high profile sports figure. It also introduces us to a new character from the London Met Police Force, Sebastian Clifford. He’s an exceptionally tall aristocrat but not titled or monied because he’s not the eldest son. He joins the team temporarily looking into a case of his own, game fixing through a Singapore syndicate.

I tend to go through these books quickly, as once I’ve started, it’s hard to quit. As always, the banter among Walker’s team makes me laugh, mainly Frank & Doug. It’s also nice to have Whitney’s daughter back home from Australia, but I’ll let you find out the circumstances on your own.