The Calling of the Grave (Paperback)

from EadieB

I enjoyed this book but not as much as his other books. The plot and characters were very good but the twists Simon Beckett is noted for were missing. I found out too soon who the killer was but the challenges in the other novels which make his books exciting were lacking in this one. The book do...

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The Calling of the Grave opens eight years earlier when forensic anthropologist David Hunter's wife and daughter were still alive. He is requested to attend a grave of a body buried on Dartmoor. Police believe it may belong to one of the victims of Jerome Monk who was jailed for the murder of fou...

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The Calling of the Grave opens eight years earlier when forensic anthropologist David Hunter's wife and daughter were still alive. He is requested to attend a grave of a body buried on Dartmoor. Police believe it may belong to one of the victims of Jerome Monk who was jailed for the murder of fou...

from quiBee

This is the fourth book in the series about a forensic anthropologist, David Hunter, and introduces you to his former life as a husband and father, showing him at the beginning of his career as a consultant and then going to the present day where a psychopathic killer escapes from prison and may ...

from Eyejaybee

Once again Simon Beckett has produced an engrossing crime novel that keeps the readers completely engrossed right through to the end. The plot seems wholly plausible and the characters completely credible. Dr David Hunter, formerly a GP but now retrained as a forensic anthropologist, is enlisted ...