Dead Tomorrow
Narrated by Daniel Weyman
Roy Grace, Book 5
- Released
- April 24, 2025
In "Dead Tomorrow," Detective Superintendent Roy Grace delves into the grim reality of human trafficking following the discovery of a missing boy's body off the Sussex coast, alongside two other grim findings. Amidst his investigation, a teenager in Brighton faces a life-threatening situation that pushes her mother to approach a black-market organ broker. As Grace uncovers a dangerous gang operating from Eastern Europe, he races against time to save a young street kid while a desperate mother fights for her daughter's survival. This engaging audiobook is part of Peter James's acclaimed Roy Grace series, narrated by Daniel Weyman.
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