FEATURED AUTHOR - Daniel is a history nerd with a passion for all things historical fiction. As an English and ESOL teacher, he spent a decade living in Italy, Japan, Poland and the UAE. He is now back in his native Yorkshire with his young family. Daniel loves writing about lesser-known places and times, which is why his debut series is focused on ancient Babylon. Away from writing, Daniel also proofreads, edits and beta reads novels. He is a trustee for a local charity and the chairman of a large union branch…
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It was a very interesting story, over-all, though I think the main characters seemed intensely interested in investigating a tenuous thread that I probably would have ignored from the outset if I had been in their shoes. A man goes for a recreational ride in a yacht, and his pilot tries to get him killed on the sandy shoals. He spends the rest of the book trying to find out why.
Over-all, I give it one less than the full five stars only because the explanation of the mystery, though clever, is highly improbable. Still an enjoyable read, though.
The Expressman and the Detective involves a tremendous supply of detectives, surrounding and befriending the suspects, edging out all other friends, until eventually the truth is ascertained with a prosecutable certainty.