The Quiet Kill - Robert Bryndza

Written by Robert Bryndza
Read by Nathaniel Priestley
Format: M4B
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Unabridged

The thrilling start of a brand-new crime series from Robert Bryndza, the multi-million bestselling author of the Detective Erika Foster and P.I. Kate Marshall series.

Winter, 1987. Detective Jamie Day arrives in London determined to prove himself. After years policing a quiet seaside town, his promotion to the Metropolitan Police feels like the opportunity he has been waiting for.

But the capital is a very different world.

On his first day in plain clothes, Jamie makes a grim discovery: the dismembered body of a young man, left in a dark corner of the city. What should have been a routine first shift quickly becomes the beginning of a major murder investigation.

Then another victim is found.

As winter deepens, young men are being killed late at night across London, their bodies discovered in eerily similar circumstances. The detectives soon realise they may be hunting a serial killer.

Working alongside a tough and experienced team, Jamie must prove he belongs while navigating the pressures of a high-profile investigation. But as the case grows darker, the killer’s pattern begins to emerge. And if they don’t stop him soon, another body will be waiting in the shadows.

The Quiet Kill, is the latest page-turner from multi-million bestselling author Robert Bryndza, so gripping it will keep you reading long past bedtime.

What real readers are saying about THE QUIET KILL:

‘Dark, compelling, and brilliantly written, Jamie Day is a fantastic protagonist - determined, relatable, and believable as a young detective finding his feet.’ Booksta Jon *****

‘Wow, what a brilliant read! In true Robert Bryndza style the story was thrilling and fast paced - I loved it!’ ***** Netgalley Reviewer

‘Bryndza’s sharp writing and vivid character work make this a standout in the crime thriller genre!’ ***** Netgalley Reviewer

‘One of the best crime writers around today, open a Bryndza book and your satisfaction is guaranteed!’ ***** Netgalley Reviewer

‘Dark, gritty and quietly menacing – what really stood out for me was how vividly Robert Bryndza brings 1980s London to life! Highly recommended.’ ***** Netgalley Reviewer

‘Wow, this book sucked me in from the very first page and I could barely put it down!’ ***** Netgalley Reviewer