Not Dead Enough
Narrated by Neil Pearson
Roy Grace (abridged), Book 3
- Released
- April 8, 2008
- Length
- 4 hrs 43 mins
- Format
- Abridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Macmillan Digital Audio
In Not Dead Enough, detective superintendent Roy Grace investigates a perplexing murder case when a beautiful socialite is found dead, and all evidence points to her husband, who has an alibi that complicates the situation. As Grace grapples with the potential of a serial killer, his emotional turmoil deepens with the reported sighting of his long-missing wife, Sandy. This third installment in Peter James’ bestselling Roy Grace series intertwines gripping crime investigation with personal stakes, promising listeners an engaging experience. The novel has also been adapted into a major ITV series, further highlighting its popularity.
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