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Murder,Police and Marriage!!

Murders at Blackwaterfoot

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Murder,Police and Marriage 


Murders at Blackwaterfoot is the first book in a series of novellas by Miller Caldwell.The story is based around Constable Rory Murdoch,his family and friends as well as his life as a policeman in Arran.


I really like the main character of Rory as well as his daughter Ella,both these characters I felt were believable and I enjoyed reading about their story.


I did enjoy the murder plot within the story,although I felt this was more of a sub plot,and the story was dominated by the personal life of Constable Rory Murdoch.I also found the story a bit rushed towards end,maybe a few more pages of explanation would have been useful.


In saying this I am looking forward to reading the follow up novellas in the series.I would recommend this book to people who love reading Crime Fiction.Whilst reading the book ,it was very easy to imagine the characters on television,so I’m looking to viewing the television series on Netflix in 2022.


Bookworm rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️



Links

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To Buy


https://www.amazon.co.uk/Murders-Blackwaterfoot-Arran-Trilogy-Book-ebook/dp/B093LPSSPG/ref=nodl_



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