Hannah Morrissey's Hello, Transcriber is a captivating mystery suspense debut featuring a female police transcriber who goes beyond the limits to solve a harrowing case...
It was easy to get lost in this town of Black Harbour, feeling the chill and the despair that Hazel experiences, until she gets into being a transcriber for the police station and connects with the mysterious Detective Nikolai Kole and his case of finding the Candy Man, someone who is selling drugs to kids who overdose and die. Being a police transcriber sounds fascinating, dark but I agree with Hazel that it would definitely give someone lots of ideas for a novel. And I had to keep reading to find out who the Candy Man is (there are several suspects) and if Detective Kole can solve this case (with the help of Hazel of course) before there is another death. The other part with Hazel and her unhappiness in her marriage and her attraction to the detective helped make the story fill full and also emphasized how bleak it all is in Black Harbour.
As this is a first book in the series, there is a lot of set up for the characters and town and while the case gets solved, I am looking forward to reading more thrilling mysteries and crimes in this town of Black Harbour. I am glad I got the chance to read this book and many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for letting me get lost in this dark town of snow and death.
Good crime novel
Published by Tina W. , 7 months ago
This is my new favorite series .
Whoa!
Published by Kay M , 1 year ago
Hannah Morrissey is becoming my favorite dark psychological thriller writer. Her books are so intriguing and this one did not disappoint.
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