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DCI Yorke Boxset

Books 1-3

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Written by: Wes Markin
Narrated by: Aubrey Parsons
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If you like dark and compelling crime thrillers, then you’ll love the acclaimed DCI Yorke series. Three best-selling, high-octane serial killer thrillers in one pause-resisting box set!

"An explosive and visceral debut with the most terrifying of killers. Wes Markin is a new name to watch out for in crime fiction." (best-selling crime author Stephen Booth)

Book one: One Last Prayer for the Rays

The disappearance of a young boy. An investigation paved with depravity and death. Can DCI Michael Yorke survive with his body and soul intact?

With Yorke's small town in the grip of a destructive snowstorm, the relentless detective uncovers a missing boy’s connection to a deranged family, whose history is steeped in violence. But when all seems lost, Yorke refuses to give in, and journeys deep into the heart of this sinister family for the truth.

And what he discovers there will tear his world apart.

The Rays are here. It's time to start praying.

Praise for One Last Prayer for the Rays:

"A pool of blood, an abduction, swirling blizzards, a haunting mystery, yes, Wes Markin’s One Last Prayer for the Rays has all the makings of an absorbing thriller. I recommend that you give it a go." (best-selling author Alan Gibbons)

Book two: The Repenting Serpent

A vicious serial killer slithers from the darkness, determined to resurrect the ways of a long-dead civilization.

When the ex-wife of one of DCI Michael Yorke’s closest allies is left mutilated and murdered, Yorke and his team embark on their greatest test yet. A deeply personal case that will push them to their very limits.

And as Yorke’s team are pulled further into the dark, the killer circles, preparing to strike again.

Book three: The Silence of Severance

Your wedding day should be the most unforgettable day of your life. And this is one wedding that will never be forgotten.

When a police officer’s wedding day ends in brutality and chaos, DCI Michael Yorke is pulled away from his own wedding and into the bloodiest chain of events Wiltshire has ever seen.

As a heatwave tightens its grip on Salisbury, Yorke and his team face a race against time to find the most sinister and intelligent adversary they have ever faced: Christian Severance. But as the team chase Severance into the shadows of a dark past, Yorke’s own history starts to drag itself into the present.

Can they stop Christian Severance before he achieves the unthinkable? And will Yorke survive the revelations that claw at him from the darkness?

©2020 Wes Fletchermarkin (P)2020 Wes Fletchermarkin
Anthologies & Short Stories Crime Crime Thrillers Fiction Mystery Police Procedural Thriller Thriller & Suspense Disappearance Murder Exciting Scary
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This was a great bargain.
Book 1:
3.5- the animal torture and the unsatisfying ending dropped it a half point for me.
A gruesome story well told. Pretty good pacing, and the characters were solidly written. Like I said, my only real gripe was that scene at the start (you'll know it when you read it) and the fact that one character does not get what is coming to them. Which is a reader issue, not a writer one.
Book 2:
I liked this one more than the first, but im already sick of the recurring villain.
The plot was a lot of fun (minus the big death at the end, of course), there was some nice character development, and the writing felt more established.
A fun work listen.
Book 3:
Wait, so now there are two, unrelated, recurring villains? Both with semi-geniuses with serious personality disorders? Hmm.
Ok, apart from my reservations about the above (and about the format, because I tend to feel kind if cheated by series that always end on a cliffhanger. Feels like a cheap trick to force you to buy the next book...) this was quite good. The author is not afraid to kill major characters off willy nilly, which keeps the reader on their toes. The crime was interesting, there was solid character development, it was a fun listen.

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enjoyed it from start to finish - want more. Too many deaths of good guys but good.

great tale

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I had no idea why this book was ever written, I guess I couldn’t stomach enough of it to reach any kind of conclusion.

Do t waste your credit

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