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Sorrow Bound (Ds Aector Mcavoy 3) [Kindle Edition]

David Mark (Author)

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Product Description

Philippa Longman will do anything for her family.

Roisin McAvoy will do anything for her friends.

DS Aector McAvoy will do anything for his wife.

Yet each has an unknown enemy – one that will do anything to destroy them.

Sorrow Bound is a powerful police procedural thriller about how those with the biggest hearts make the easiest targets; and how the corrosive venom of evil can dissolve the bonds between good people, until all they are bound by is grief.

About the Author

David Mark was a journalist for over fifteen years, including seven years as a crime reporter with the Yorkshire Post in its Hull office. He lives in Lincolnshire with his family.

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 927 KB
Print Length: 384 pages
Publisher: Quercus (27 Mar 2014)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language: English
ASIN: B00ELIF0XO
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Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #389 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
- #4 in Books > Crime, Thrillers & Mystery > Psychological
- #6 in Books > Fiction > Psychological
- #6 in Kindle Store > Books > Crime, Thriller & Mystery > Suspense > Psychological

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4.0 out of 5 stars Grim, brooding and bleak 27 Mar 2014

By Roman Clodia TOP 100 REVIEWER

Format:Kindle Edition

David Mark’s police series set in a grim and gritty Hull has become a must-read for me. In this third outing for Aector McAvoy, the over-arching story of the ongoing struggle against drug-lords continues while, in the foreground, Aector is pursuing a serial-killer with a strangely warped motive.

This is markedly more brutal and violent than the other two books, but this is offset by the central character of Aector himself and his almost religious love for his wife and family. Other characters are also becoming firm favourites: especially Trish Pharaoh with her overt sexuality and rough wit which conceals tragedy in her domestic life. And it’s this rounding of characters which makes this series so gripping.

Hull is becoming another character in its own right, and these books are shot through with a brooding, bleak and melancholy atmosphere. This is clever crime writing with a tangible sense of moral purpose – recommended.

(This review is from an ARC courtesy of the publisher)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Dark and dangerous 28 Mar 2014

By Tanya Nightingale

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This third instalment of the Aector Mcavoy series opens more insights into Aector's private life whilst again involving you in complex, brutal crime stories.
David Marks books are getting better and better.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Looking forward to reading this series from the beginning 2 April 2014

By ShaunOK

Format:Kindle Edition

Before Sorrow Bound I hadn't read a David Mark book before but knew that this was part of a series. Whilst I think it's best to have read previous books first, I did really enjoy this book and I will definitely be rectifying the mistake of not having read this author before in the very near future! Just after reading the book's Prologue I knew I would love this book. In the first chapter we are introduced to Aector McEvoy. Straightaway I was intrigued. McEvoy is talking to a psychiatrist (not by choice) and immediately I wanted to know why. What's happened in the past to get him to this point? Clearly this is a man with demons and a past, I can't wait to read previous books. Aector is a very, very intriguing character. David Mark has definitely created a very unique character here. The book also has a fantastic cast of characters, especially Aector's superior Trish Pharaoh.

David Mark does not hold back with this book. Me personally I like my crime fiction to be as gruesome as possible. However I have read reviews of other books which are particularly gruesome where people say they didn't like it. That certainly isn't the case for me. The descriptions used and the ways in which characters are killed definitely isn't for the faint hearted, very, very brutal. In a crime fiction book I ask for brutal deaths, non-stop action and a storyline which makes you want to keep reading until you reach the end. I got that with this book, and then some! We learn that there is a long running drug storyline carrying on from books one and two and I can't wait to go back and read more about that. The book was definitely gripping from start to finish. Murder, blackmail, mystery, intrigue and a bit of humour thrown into the mix. What more can you want?

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4.0 out of 5 stars Hull based crime 29 Mar 2014

By C. Bannister TOP 500 REVIEWER VINE VOICE

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This is the third in the Aector MacAvoy series and although I haven’t read the previous books it worked well for me as a stand-alone read. As in all the best novels in this genre there are a number of strands to the story, not least Aector’s struggles to get back to his previous self after whatever incident had injured him in his previous outing. To help him integrate back into his role he has to see the Police psychologist to get a clean bill of health. Aector isn’t really terribly enamoured with spilling his secrets to Sabine Keane and is relieved when he has a murder to investigate along with his superior Trish Pharaoh.

Aector comes across as a really likeable man who has a strong grip on what’s right and what is wrong. There is no falling out with either his superiors or the most junior members of his team but when it becomes apparent there is a sadistic serial killer menacing the good citizens of Hull, Aector is determined to find the culprit, and of course to catch him there he has to understand the motive.

A crime committed long ago, a drug dealer who wants to own the city and blackmail of another police officer are all put into the mix which meant that there was no time to sit back and relax for a moment during Aector’s race against time to stop any more murders.

This is not one for the faint hearted, this killer is brutal and David Mark doesn’t spare the reader any of the horrifying detail with more than a dash of violence in many an encounter. Read more ›

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