Excellent Narration
My new favorite contemporary mysteries are Deborah Combie's police procedurals set in London starring Scotland Yard's chief inspector Duncan Kincaid and assistant Gemma James. "And Justice There Is None" is one of three I listened to in quick succession because I enjoyed them so much. I like the mix of police investigation and realistic home life and people relationships. I appreciate how the author creates the seemingly true-to-life in-depth backstory of all the characters involved. But probably the best part of it all is hearing Michael Deehy narrate the story. Although I do read paperbacks, I figure why sit with a book when you can go anywhere and let an excellent British reader tell the story to you with all the authentic English, Scottish, Irish, and American accents added in. I highly recommend "And Justice There Is None" as well as "A Share in Death" and "In a Dark House."

