Blog Tour - -Carpenter Road - 7/6/18

Blog Tour 




Carpenter Road 
by NM Brown




On my blog today I have the pleasure of sharing with you......
Carpenter Road!

I would like to thank Sarah Hardy from Bloodhound books and NM Brown for inviting me on the blog tour.

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Book Information 

When a young woman swaps coats with a prostitute then vanishes, it marks the start of a mystifying case for Leighton Jones.  

After traffic officer Leighton is called to an altercation in a used car lot he is confronted by a prostitute rambling on about a girl who stole her coat. He thinks nothing off it. That is until the body of a Jane Doe shows up, matching the prostitute’s description.  

What is the link between the fight in the car lot and the dead woman?

Leighton proceeds to gather evidence, which he attempts to pass onto the lead Homicide detective, Slater. However, Slater tells Leighton to back off, and that a suspect has been arrested.  

Fearing there is more to the case than he first thought, Leighton is driven to keep digging and soon ends up on the trail of a serial killer.  


But Leighton might be out of his depth this time...


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My Review 

4☆ A nicely paced Crime Thriller, that kept me turning pages!

Carpenter Road is the second book in the series by NM Brown, it's set before the first book. However this is my first book.
It can easily be read as a standalone.

Leighton is called out to investigate a used car place. Leighton is part of the traffic police so when a potential juicy case came up he jumped to investigate.
Its here he encounters a prostitute. What seems odd is that the prostitute claims her coat has been stolen.
It may sound very trivial.
But not long after a body had been discovered. A young girl. Who seems to be wearing the prostitutes stolen coat.

Leighton finds himself embroiled in the case as he believes there is more to this case. Was it a case of mistaken identity or is there something more sinister going on?

I really liked Leighton. Despite it only being my first encounter with his character, I liked the way he didn't disregard the fact the case involved prostitutes. Some police May of swept the case under the carpet!
But he was determined, very likeable, trustworthy and passionate about his job. Admirable qualities.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Carpenter, it was a nicely paced crime thriller that contained enough suspense to keep me gripped and turning pages.
The Characters were well thought out and likeable.
I am looking forward to reading more from N.M Brown.



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Author Bio 



Norman has enjoyed writing for more than two decades. He has always believed a combination of decent fiction and good coffee provides the best way to unwind and slip out of ordinary life for a while.
Having grown up Central Scotland, he studied English at Stirling University, where he began penning poetry, drama scripts and short stories. However, his real commitment to writing resulted from spending a snowy winter attending a series of fireside writing workshops in Perth.

More recently, Norman’s love of crime fiction led him to create the weary detective Leighton Jones. Having based his debut novel – The Girl on the Bus -around this character, Norman felt so intrigued by him that he decided to give Jonesy at least two more outings. Carpenter Road is the second novel to feature this protagonist.

Aside from his family, and travelling, Norman’s other passion is cooking, which may explain why many culinary elements always seem to creep out of his kitchen and into his fiction.

Author links:            
www.twitter.com/normthewriter


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