The Long Cold Winter

The 509 Crime Stories, Book 2

De: Colin Conway

Narrado por: Damon Abdallah

AN ELECTRIFYING MYSTERY THAT WILL KEEP YOU RIVETED!

Dallas Nash is afraid he’s losing his mind. Investigating two murders isn’t going to help.

It’s time that Detective Dallas Nash returns to his Major Crimes assignment after suffering a personal loss. His supervisor assigns him a cold case to ease him back into the job.

The thirty-year-old unsolved murder leads to a startling revelation—Nash and his friends saw the victim right before her death. Before he can work the case, though, dispatch sends him to a wintery crime scene.

A snow-covered body lies in an open field, and Nash has no witnesses or immediate suspects.

Amid freezing temperatures and under an oppressive gray sky, can Dallas Nash locate two killers—one of whom has remained hidden for three decades?

The Long Cold Winter is the second book in the 509 Crime Stories, a series of novels set in Eastern Washington with revolving lead characters. If you like raw emotion and police procedurals, you’ll love this story of a heartbroken detective working his way back from personal tragedy.

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Praise for the 509 Crime Stories:

ADDITIONAL SERIES BY COLIN CONWAY
The John Cutler Mysteries – hard-hitting private detective stories
The Flip-Flop Detective – light-hearted amateur sleuth mysteries
The Cozy Up series – not your grandma’s cozies
The Charlie-316 series – political/criminal thrillers
The 509 Crime Stories – fast-paced police procedurals

©2019, 2023 Colin Conway (P)2024 Colin Conway

Well written but depressing

The story was really well written with multiple, overlapping mysteries/ crimes to solve. A 30 year old cold case and a new murder which turns into several crimes. The mysteries and the way he puts the pieces together is excellent.
The personal side is depressing and hard for me to get through. He's lost his wife, he's grieving, he refuses help so he suffers. I also hate Nicholas Sparks books so if deep grief and the inability to move forward appeals to you, this book might appeal to you.
These do not seem to need to be read in order. Though the detectives are in the same unit as the first book, there is little interaction between them so you could read this without reading the first book.
Damon is excellent as always!

How the author tied all of the crimes together.

It was a little slow in places. I liked how it flowed for the most part.

Account of aTrue life of a detective

Multiple cass worked as the detective works through his personal issues and how hard that is

Overall good read

I enjoyed the police aspect of the storyline. Overall, I followed along with the storyline well. It was a good read.