The Man Who Died Twice: (The Thursday Murder Club 2)

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But this time they are up against an enemy who wouldn't bat an eyelid at knocking off four septuagenarians.

The Thursday Murder Club was established by four fascinating characters, all seniors, but determined to use their career skills and experience to help solve murder cases.This book is fun, it’s charming, it’s so well-written, and it’s safe to say that I’ll follow this series wherever the brilliant mind of Richard Osman wants to take me. One bit of advice: I strongly recommend you read The Thursday Murder Club first, if you haven’t, before reading this. It’s a mystery to me why you never got married, old son,” says Ron to Ibrahim, and takes the bottle of white wine from the cooler on the table. This is just the type of book we need right now, well written, a good plot and lots of fun in excellent company.

They’re coming from different backgrounds, sharing different pasts, regrets but their loyal friendship and their curiosity to solve the crimes give them enough hope to wake up and welcome another day of their lives! The dialogue feels authentic from our elder characters, and the plot is developed to play perfectly between them and their reactions to events and other people. With lots of laughs alongside all the drama, o thoroughly enjoyed my next visit to Coopers Chase and look forward to reading more. His first three novels, The Thursday Murder Club , The Man Who Died Twice and The Bullet That Missed were multi-million-copy record-breaking bestsellers around the world.

They’re all thrilled to be working a case again after things quiet down at their retirement community.

Its an utter joy to be re-acquainted with the slew of characters I encountered previously, the TMC obviously, but including the likes of Chris who is now in a relationship with Donna's mum, Patrice, and the Polish Bogdan, an ever reliable man who will do anything to help the TMC and who is developing feelings for Donna. Are you ready for round two of the comic crime capers that come courtesy of Coopers Chase retirement village’s most celebrated residents? Not that she’s worried about being killed, it doesn’t feel to her like that’s what is happening here, but it’s always important to remember best practice.Leslie Manville does a lovely job as a narrator even though she is incapable of doing a realistic man’s voice. I wondered how these two crimes could possibly be related but leave it to this group to find a way to punish all of those involved. Ibrahim is the psychiatrist with photographic memory skills, introverted, scared of taking life changing decisions in his life. The characters Ron, Ibrahim, Elizabeth and Joyce sounded similar, if their dialogue was mixed up I wouldn’t notice.