Gone to Ground Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Second book of Frank Elder series with main characters Will Grayson and Helen Walker as police detectives in Nottingham England. Stephan Bryan is found murdered in his shower and Will and Helen investigate what appears to be a ill-judged sexual encounter. After noticing that his computer is missing, the focus shifts to a book he was writing about the life and death of fifties film star Stella Leonard. Stephen's sister, a reporter, investigates her brother's death and finds herself in danger. "

" Started off fantastically well. It had me captivated, but the ending seemed to be incredibly rushed. Almost as if Mr. Harvey had ran out of time! "

" This was the the hardest book to get into. Not that it was interesting it just seemed to take for ever. I spend well over a week reading it and just didn't really feel the need to read it. So rather blah - but yet good twists and turns. "

" I enjoyed reading this book - quite a nice lot of intrigue and wondering whodunnit - but I didn't enjoy it as much as I expected to from the review I'd read. "

" An enjoyable light read, assisted by the context of Cambridge. The plots all got wrapped up very quickly at the end, although the end was never really in doubt. "

" Different to read about places in Nottingham (my home town) but too much detail about the Detective's lives & not enough about the crime. "

" The characters are a little 2 dimensional, but the story is good - a police procedural set in Cambridge, England. A recommendation from my friend Suzanne. She said it was like Reginald Hill. I like him better, but in a pinch... "

" I was not immediately taken by Mr. Harvey's book. It took a couple chapters before the characters and the srory line really strted to grow on me. Somewhere in the middle of reading a chpter I was hooked and it was hard me to put it down. "

" Another good police procedural mystery/suspense from this author. "

" A solid British mystery. "

" it wasnt the best john harvey i've read, the charlie resnick novels are much more captivating "

" I like John Harvey, especially his Charlie Resnick series but I found this one was a slow start. Still highly readable and I got interested about half way in. "

" Bit pedestrian as a thriller. Wondered why the plot was muddied with red herrings which didn't really add much to the story to increase the suspense. "

" It just went on and on "

" Not too bad but not as good as the "Elder" or "Resnick" series. "

" Very different from Harvey's lone man police procedurals. Two detective who are partners have almost equal weight in this one. The cast is well rounded, contemporary, reminding one of George or James or Rendell. Like all of his novels, I didn't want it to end. "

" Not too bad but not as good as the "Elder" or "Resnick" series. "

" Different to read about places in Nottingham (my home town) but too much detail about the Detective's lives & not enough about the crime. "

" I enjoyed reading this book - quite a nice lot of intrigue and wondering whodunnit - but I didn't enjoy it as much as I expected to from the review I'd read. "

" The characters are a little 2 dimensional, but the story is good - a police procedural set in Cambridge, England. A recommendation from my friend Suzanne. She said it was like Reginald Hill. I like him better, but in a pinch... "

" It just went on and on "

" I like John Harvey, especially his Charlie Resnick series but I found this one was a slow start. Still highly readable and I got interested about half way in. "

" This was the the hardest book to get into. Not that it was interesting it just seemed to take for ever. I spend well over a week reading it and just didn't really feel the need to read it. So rather blah - but yet good twists and turns. "

" it wasnt the best john harvey i've read, the charlie resnick novels are much more captivating "