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    Last of the Magpies: The Thrilling Conclusion to The Magpies
    Last of the Magpies: The Thrilling Conclusion to The Magpies
    Last of the Magpies: The Thrilling Conclusion to The Magpies
    Audiobook3 hours

    Last of the Magpies: The Thrilling Conclusion to The Magpies

    Written by Mark Edwards

    Narrated by Elliot Hill and Rachael Beresford

    4.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    The chilling conclusion to the #1 bestseller The Magpies.

    Winner of the Most Elusive Villain award at the Dead Good Readers Awards 2019

    Twelve months ago, Jamie Knight walked straight into Lucy Newton’s trap. Both Jamie and his ex-wife Kirsty barely survived. Now, with the police investigation into Lucy’s disappearance going nowhere, Jamie teams up with a true crime podcaster to track down his nemesis.

    But can Jamie persuade Kirsty to help? Can Kirsty forgive him for his past mistakes? And who, if anyone, will survive the final showdown? Featuring extracts from Lucy’s secret memoir, Last of the Magpies brings the trilogy to a shocking conclusion.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateMay 14, 2019
    ISBN9781978684560
    Last of the Magpies: The Thrilling Conclusion to The Magpies
    Author

    Mark Edwards

    Mark Edwards and Louise Voss met after Louise saw Mark on a TV documentary about aspiring writers, and a writing partnership was born. Their first two thrillers, Killing Cupid and Catch Your Death, were huge hits when the pair self-published them online, becoming the first UK indie authors to reach No. 1 in both the Amazon Kindle and Amazon Fiction charts.

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    • 3/5
      Last Of The Magpies (Mark Edwards)

      Third in The Magpie Trilogy

      Twelve months ago, Jamie Knight walked straight into Lucy Newton’s trap. Both Jamie and his ex-wife Kirsty barely survived. Now, with the police investigation into Lucy’s disappearance going nowhere, Jamie teams up with a true crime podcaster to track down his nemesis.
      But can Jamie persuade Kirsty to help? Can Kirsty forgive him for his past mistakes? And who, if anyone, will survive the final showdown? Featuring extracts from Lucy’s secret memoir, Last of the Magpies brings the trilogy to a shocking conclusion.

      I enjoyed this one a lot more then the second in the trilogy. There was a little more going on and the story kept my attention. Liked how Kirsty’s character came into its own. There was a few on the edge of your seat moments. All in all I enjoyed this one. Not sure a trilogy was needed but it was good to reach a finale.
    • 5/5
      I stumbled upon this series, and I was not disappointed! I LOVE the characters and their developments throughout the series! I have to admit, when I saw the length of this last installment, my heart sank, I wanted MORE!! HAHA. But, alas, after listening to it, I do not feel like I missed anything by it being shorter, if anything, I am thankful that Mr. Edwards did not drag the story out, just to have it be longer. I am excited to get into other Mark Edwards books, and am very happy he decided to follow through with his book about "a couple in a London flat".
    • 5/5
      So the first in the series was incredibly wordy. I think the author learned from that in the second and third installments. Shorter and sweeter in my opinion. Worth the read.
    • 5/5
      I thoroughly enjoyed all three books. I would highly recommend
    • 5/5
      loved this book! it's short, but kind of nice the way the story unfolds, condensed with no fluff to drag it out