The Croaking Raven by Guy Hale

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @HaleWrites @lovebookstours @KellyALacey @lovebookstours #LBTCrew #BookX for letting me be part of the readalong and reviewing this book. The Croaking Raven is book 1 in the series and is a thriller. I am big fan of Guy Hale and was very happy when I got approved to read The croaking Raven for the read along. I read this book in a day and absolutely loved it. It did make me very hungry while reading this book. Guy Hale is an excellent writer and has done it again with this book. I can't wait for book 2 it did leave me on a cliffhanger and I really wanted to know what was going to happen next, but I have got to wait, hopefully not to long. This book is hilarious, and you won't be able to put it down. The story set in Stratford Upon Avon and I have been there a few times and could really see the places in my head. The two police men are the main characters and they are great . You have DC Toby Marlowe and Ds Fred Williams and people who are in the Shakespeare play are being killed and if you like Shakespeare there are lots of quotes in the book. The story is at great pace you can keep up with. Fantastic read 5 stars. Looking forward to book 2. Blurb DC Toby Marlowe has just landed his dream posting but the quiet streets of Shakespeare’s Stratford are about to suffer a reign of terror. A name from the past has returned, intent on revenge. A series of murders go unsolved but Toby realises that the killer seems to be following the plot of Hamlet. Can Toby and his boss, DS Fred Williams, find the killer before all the actors at the RSC are dead? The Croaking Raven doth bellow for revenge. Buy Links OUT NOW Available directly from Guy Hale’s website. Limited Edition Hardback - The Croaking Raven by Guy Hale https://www.guyhale.com

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