Weep a While Longer

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Pub Date 28 Oct 2014 | Archive Date 15 Jan 2015

Description

'I saw them,' I say. 'I saw them this afternoon.' And then, stupidly, 'How can they be dead?'
The fourth in a series of crime novels featuring Gina Gray and DCI David Scott, Weep A While Longer sets cosy Middle England against a dark crime.
Picking up her granddaughter from nursery one summer afternoon, Gina Gray notices a mother and child with a dog. A few hours later she sees their faces on the TV screen, victims of a brutal murder. DCI David Scott, Gina’s semi-detached partner, is determined to keep her out of the investigation but nothing can prevent her from witnessing the case’s terrifying dénouement.
The murder case is not the only thing preoccupying her, however. Her mother, her granddaughter, her job, her house invaded by her daughter’s student friends, the costumes for open air Shakespeare in the Minster grounds and, not least, her relationship with David Scott, all combine to distract her. As the police pursue the killer, Gina’s life at work and at home is running out of control. When the crash comes, just how bad will it be?
'I saw them,' I say. 'I saw them this afternoon.' And then, stupidly, 'How can they be dead?'
The fourth in a series of crime novels featuring Gina Gray and DCI David Scott, Weep A While Longer sets...

A Note From the Publisher

Penny Freedman has taught Classics, English and Drama in a variety of schools, colleges and universities. She is also an actor and director. Her earlier books, This is a Dreadful Sentence, All the Daughters and One May Smile, all featuring Gina Gray and DCI David Scott, were published by Troubador in 2010, 2012 and 2013.

Penny Freedman has taught Classics, English and Drama in a variety of schools, colleges and universities. She is also an actor and director. Her earlier books, This is a Dreadful Sentence, All the...


Advance Praise

Goodreads praise for the earlier books in the same series

'An engaging protagonist and a satisfying read.'

'This novel is filled with fun, intellect, great insights into relationships, modern life and just a few acts of violence and murder; with more than enough action to satisfy any crime fiction enthusiast.'

Goodreads praise for the earlier books in the same series

'An engaging protagonist and a satisfying read.'

'This novel is filled with fun, intellect, great insights into relationships, modern life...


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The fourth in a series of crime novels featuring Gina Gray and DCI David Scott, Weep A While Longer sets cosy Middle England against a dark crime. Picking up her granddaughter from nursery one summer afternoon, Gina Gray notices a mother and child with a dog. A few hours later she sees their faces on the TV screen, victims of a brutal murder. DCI David Scott, Gina's semi-detached partner, is determined to keep her out of the investigation but nothing can prevent her from witnessing the case's terrifying denouement. The murder case is not the only thing preoccupying her, however. Her mother, her granddaughter, her job, her house invaded by her daughter's student friends, the costumes for open air Shakespeare in the Minster grounds and, not least, her relationship with David Scott, all combine to distract her. As the police pursue the killer, Gina's life at work and at home is running out of control. When the crash comes, just how bad will it be?
A good cosy mystery. Gina reminds me in some way of Agatha Raisin another cosy mystery sleuth. All in all a good read that you can settle down to without too much strain.

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