I was very excited to get my hands on this audiobook and loved the idea of hearing from a married couple within the forensic pathology field. The first part of the book was fascinating, especially Derek's sections. I found the sections from Pauline quite dull in comparison with a lot of extra unneeded and irrelevant information. I ended up switching back and forth between the audiobook and the kindle version. This helped as there was photo's included in the kindle book. Overall an interesting book/audiobook for people who are interested in the subject but don't know a lot already.

For research (on writing) this book was perfect. I have learnt quite much from this book which I will hopefully be able to use in my own writing from now on. On a personal level, I am rather staying with True-Crime books about serial killers instead of methods on how to catch them.

I reveived a free ARC by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

An interesting book which is describe as spending a day in the company of a friend who works in a pathologists. This book is written so warmly that you feel as though the author is reminiscing with you personally, telling you interesting stories from their past. It's not written as this is how we for example identify a drowning situation etc, though it does tell you things like this, instead it's more this is how I got into doing this and then I started doing this procedure in these steps which told me xyz etc. It's a lovely book to read and very interesting, and only slightly grizzly in parts. I'd recommend